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Dollars definitely buy option to press “do not track” button on every new iOS app.

• michaelmrose 5y ago
  What actually happens is that apple is forced to drop its fees, some of its restrictions to be competitive to stop the bleeding. No third party app store ends up on greater than 50-60% of phones and apps that want maximum coverage still end up on the official app store. People like yourself who only have the official app store have little issue save maybe with fortnight.
  • llukas 5y ago
    So improvement is only for facebook, epic and developers at cost the users. That is what you are peddling.
    • michaelmrose 5y ago
      What I'm peddling is that you don't have a right to keep vendor A from doing business with customer B on a device B purchased outright from apple in the comfort of Bs home Apple has no place there even if you think the result is virtuous. However logically some part of the decreased fees will go to paying the developers which means they have more resources to create the apps users love and some portion will end up in the users pockets.
      • llukas 5y ago
        I can tell Apple in no uncertain terms that they will not see more of my $$$ if they let vendor A to do business with customer B as there is no way to do this without making my experience shit. Very likely not just mine: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2020-10-08/china-s-app-store-fees-make-apple-s-look-cheap https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2020-10-08/china-... Your logic doesn’t seem to apply in real world to China or Steam vs Epic vs other stores situation. So at best you are not convincing.