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>Apple does not disclose to you who bought your app. Maybe because it's none of your business?

• csunbird 6y ago
  There are “Know your customers” laws that require you to know identity of your customers.
  • kergonath 6y ago
    For apps, really? What happens if I bought some software in a box and just put it on my computer? I would be interested in reading about that; it seems strange and impossible to enforce.
    • csunbird 6y ago
      I do not think most apps need that, but e.g. financial companies needs to identify all their customers.
      • kergonath 6y ago
        Fair enough, but then presumably you need an account with them regardless of where you get the app from.
• ghaff 6y ago
  One can argue whether it's good or bad but, in an online (or mail order) context, companies absolutely know in general who their customers are. Which has, as I say, both positives and negatives. Mostly I think it's a positive so long as the seller doesn't abuse it.
• s3cur3 6y ago
  Yup. From my perspective, this is a feature, not a bug.