Ignoring Facebook as the example since nobody who cares remotely about tracking is using Facebook. Then [company] lose marketshare to those who don't care abou

Ignoring Facebook as the example since nobody who cares remotely about tracking is using Facebook. Then [company] lose marketshare to those who don't care about anything outside of the App Store, and when media outlets and social networks pick up on how [company] app on this third party store tracks so much more information than it used to, even more people will uninstall. It's what we've seen on Android for years, there is a huge reputation factor when it comes to third party app stores. That reputation factor is the reason why F-Droid is the major choice outside of the Play Store. There is incentive here for app developers to continue to provide solid services. Just not Facebook, as their primary goal is tracking.