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>ie, anti-trust claims to allow devs to abuse users the way they can elsewhere I can't lie. When I see companies like Match Group complaining that iOS policies

>ie, anti-trust claims to allow devs to abuse users the way they can elsewhere I can't lie. When I see companies like Match Group complaining that iOS policies prevent them from surreptitiously locking their "customers" into subscriptions[0], I can't help but chuckle. This is precisely why I bought an iPhone. 0: https://nypost.com/2019/11/06/tinder-owners-stock-tumbles-after-missing-revenue-forecasts/ https://nypost.com/2019/11/06/tinder-owners-stock-tumbles-af...

random5634 6y ago
Ya - if you look at list of complainers - folks running loot boxes, lock in uncancelable subscriptions etc, crazy privacy violators (Facebook). there is so much money in this though I don’t see how they don’t get political folks to force apples hand - joined by a surprising number of HN devs - the focus on what is best for user is long gone