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Apple already takes $99/year for quality assurance (free-to-user apps get it too). Apple charges for (in-)app payments literally 10 times more than competing p
by pornel 6y ago
Apple already takes $99/year for quality assurance (free-to-user apps get it too).
Apple charges for (in-)app payments literally 10 times more than competing payment processors. Apple bans apps from using competing payment processors.
Apple also bans apps from even informing consumers how much this costs, or that other payment options may be available elsewhere. There's no pro-consumer explanation for forcing opaque pricing and uninformed purchases.