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> they are requiring they give users the option to sign up through the App Store And why is that ok?

• Terretta 6y ago
  Because as a user — they’re called user stories — I want all the money recurringly leaking out if my pocket accessible and manageable in one place with consistent user-favorable rules. That’s why my persona exercised free consumer choice to opt into this philosophy instead of the competing camp. Years after last Android died I still had subs I couldn’t cancel unless I did chargebacks. Stop trying to use regulation to take away my free market choice of ecosystem approach. I want the app appliance I can trust with one experience I can trust.
  • pier25 6y ago
    Honestly I don't think with iOS you're actually getting into any kind of philosophy other than to make money for Apple. For example, I've had plenty of issues on iOS with refunds. On Android refunds are given automatically if you uninstall the app within 2 hour of purchase. Why isn't Apple doing that?
  • webmobdev 6y ago
    Ok, then don't use the app that don't offer you Apple pay. > Stop trying to use regulation to take away my free market choice of ecosystem approach. Blame Apple for trying to make enemies of the developers who created the app in the first place and added value to the ecosystem you use. Blame Apple for the increased 15 to 30% you will have to pay because Apple thinks it can extort that money from us developers - in effect Apple is only screwing you, the end user.