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There's not much else they can do though when Apple banned it from the iStore.
by kaerast 15y ago
There's not much else they can do though when Apple banned it from the iStore.
- mork 15y agoOn what grounds was it banned?
- benologist 15y agoThe "Apple said so" grounds.
- norswap 15y ago"Use of intermediate currency."
- Groxx 15y agoi.e., providing a way to buy things without giving Apple their 30%.
- mork 15y agoMaybe Apple is missing an opportunity. If they were to start accepting their 30% in bitcoins, it would sure give that form of payment a boost.
- Groxx 15y agoThey could, yes. They could require all transactions to go through a wallet they implemented. Or simply require all transactions to send 30% to Apple, though that'd be hard to prove, and would require an even lengthier review process. But I doubt it's in their best interest to do so, honestly. I'd love it, to be sure, but unless / until Bitcoin gets more acceptance, and makes it past a legal barrier or two, it's high risk and high cost for them.