I disagree with that analogy. I don’t believe that you’ve raised it in good faith. It just agrees with your view. The situation is the situation, plain and simp

I disagree with that analogy. I don’t believe that you’ve raised it in good faith. It just agrees with your view. The situation is the situation, plain and simple. There are too many contextual differences. People have built multi-million and multi-billion-dollar businesses on apps distributed via the App Store. You can’t say the same for Uber drivers. People have built truly differentiated, revolutionary experiences distributed via the App Store. Uber drivers have very little room for differentiation. Be honest.