Having been someone who also sided with Apple against Epic but has changed his tune, I think a big point there was that it was the first notable company that sp

Having been someone who also sided with Apple against Epic but has changed his tune, I think a big point there was that it was the first notable company that spoke up about Apple's practices. While I tend to think most of this web3 stuff is trash (especially the centralized stuff), I think by now so many cases of Apple's excessive control have piled up that changing opinions is understandable. Especially as someone who hasn't had to deal directly with Apple's restrictive ecosystem before.