> The harsh truth is that indie devs need access to Apple’s users, not the other way around. This is simply not true. Instagram was the project of indie devel

> The harsh truth is that indie devs need access to Apple’s users, not the other way around. This is simply not true. Instagram was the project of indie developers. Likewise many of the big apps which exist on iOS. The vast majority of software on iOS is small niche tools which are either fun to use or useful tools. Apple knows this and they know they need indie developers supporting their platform. I realize there are a fair number of situations where it doesn't seem that way. But there are a lot of times such as this where it's more than clear they do.