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Yep. One major difference is that with Google/Apple (and also Steam I believe), app makers can at least choose the price of their apps and services themselves,
by ratww 5y ago
Yep. One major difference is that with Google/Apple (and also Steam I believe), app makers can at least choose the price of their apps and services themselves, and they know how many units they sell. If Google/Apple are charging you 30%, just increase your price.
With Spotify, however, musicians can't choose how much their music is worth, and the payment of royalties is also not exactly transparent.