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It still doesn’t answer the question. Android supposedly has great PWA support obviating the need to write native apps yet no one has ever stepped up to the ch
by scarface74 4y ago
It still doesn’t answer the question.
Android supposedly has great PWA support obviating the need to write native apps yet no one has ever stepped up to the challenge of finding popular examples where a company was forced to write an app for iOS . But decided that a PWA was good enough for Android.
And despite the whining about fees, most (80% it came out during the Epic trial) App Store revenue is from games. And most other companies are either in the B2B space where the customers sign contracts outside of the App Store,
B2C companies that are advertising supported, sell physical goods and services that are not effected by the policy (Uber, Amazon, etc) or have the option to bypass the App Store in app purchases like Netflix and Spotify.
- Tepix 4y agoI think reason #1 that i gave is already the dealbreaker for most companies considering PWAs. If your users have difficulties discovering and installing your app, it's a no-go.