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Thanks for the explanation. They must be talking about UX indeed. I have implemented subscription using many APIs (stripe, PayPal, processout, Apple, Amazon, A
by forty 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation. They must be talking about UX indeed.
I have implemented subscription using many APIs (stripe, PayPal, processout, Apple, Amazon, Android...) And Apple is by far the shittiest.
And you cannot even refund your own customers...
- shagie 5y ago> And you cannot even refund your own customers... I was looking at StoreKit earlier today and saw https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/transaction/3803220-beginrefundrequest https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/transacti... as part of it. I realize that this is new with iOS 15... but there's something there now.
- forty 5y agoAh indeed there is... something. This is from yesterday https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/10/apples-storekit-2-simplifies-app-store-subscriptions-and-refunds-by-making-them-accessible-inside-apps/ https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/10/apples-storekit-2-simplifi... > “They’ve made the process a bit smoother, but developers still can’t initiate refunds or cancellations themselves,” notes RevenueCat CEO Jacob Eiting, whose company provides tools to app developers to manage their in-app purchases. “It’s a step in the right direction, but could actually lead to more confusion between developers and consumers about who is responsible for issuing refunds.” > In other words, because the forms are now going to be more accessible from inside the app, the customer may believe the developer is handling the refund process when, really, Apple continues to do so. Yeah, maybe that's even worse...