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Epic could already do that. So could Apple, for that matter - but neither of them do. Total whataboutism.
by smoldesu 4y ago
Epic could already do that. So could Apple, for that matter - but neither of them do. Total whataboutism.
- wlesieutre 4y agoEpic currently can’t do that on iPhones in their apps because in-app subscriptions all use Apple’s subscriptions system and can be managed in one place If you wanted to use an abusive subscription system currently you would have to do it outside the app via a web browser
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- lern_too_spel 4y agoYou would have to do it outside the US, which has many laws that regulate how you can offer subscriptions online. https://www.gunder.com/news/u-s-state-laws-impose-new-obligations-for-businesses-offering-subscription-based-goods-and-services/ https://www.gunder.com/news/u-s-state-laws-impose-new-obliga...