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This does apply to everybody. The article has been updated. edit: Wasn't this article that was updated, my bad. It's the 9to5mac article that says "[Update: Ap
by sjm 6y ago
This does apply to everybody. The article has been updated.
edit: Wasn't this article that was updated, my bad. It's the 9to5mac article that says "[Update: Applies for all devs]" in the title.
- gamblor956 6y agoAccording to the current version of the article as of noon, the exception only applies to events posted through Facebook. (Classpass and AirBnB have their own special exemptions). The article does not say that this exemption applies to developers in general.
- sjm 6y agoThe 9to5mac article suggests it is all developers: https://9to5mac.com/2020/09/25/apple-pausing-its-30-ios-cut-for-facebook-events/ https://9to5mac.com/2020/09/25/apple-pausing-its-30-ios-cut-...
- zobzu 6y agoThe article does not say everybody. It says Facebook and AirBnb. It also specifically say many will still have to pay the tax. Where did you see everybody? Obviously to me FB and other big companies get a favor, small developers can shove it and pay.
- sjm 6y agoMy bad, it was in the 9to5mac article where "[Update: Applies for all devs]" is in the title. Updated my OP.