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I think the general argument is that the stores are not competitive and providing a low value service (having scams and subscription traps) while collecting a l
by asdfaoeu 5y ago
I think the general argument is that the stores are not competitive and providing a low value service (having scams and subscription traps) while collecting a large amount of proceeds from developers.
- simondotau 5y agoBut the stores clearly do make it more difficult for developers to engage in scams and subscription traps. I strongly support increased pressure on Google and Apple to do a lot more in this regard (especially with certain kinds of pay-to-avoid-grinding games) but it's wrong to speak about this as though it was a binary state.