"Don't make an app that allows users to run unapproved software. I think that's a pretty clear rule." This is a non sequitur. "Don't do things that are not 'a

"Don't make an app that allows users to run unapproved software. I think that's a pretty clear rule." This is a non sequitur. "Don't do things that are not 'approved' even though 'approvals' are to a great extent, arbitrary" Apple shifts their interpretation of rules all the time, more problematically, they literally change the rules themselves, and can do so at any time. They will continue to push and try to eat into other business models to the extent they have the power to do so. If Apple could interpret or change their rules so as to take a 30% cut of Uber's business - they would. They only reason they don't, is because they don't have enough power to do so. Yet. This 'just follow the law' rhetoric reminds me of some other kind of populism ...