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> AppLovin, who, incidentally, tried to buy It’s more like they asked Unity to merge with them at fairly favorable terms (Unity’s CEO would’ve been in charge a
by ffgjgf1 3y ago
> AppLovin, who, incidentally, tried to buy
It’s more like they asked Unity to merge with them at fairly favorable terms (Unity’s CEO would’ve been in charge and their shareholders would still control majority of the new corp).
That would imply that AppLovin felt pretty desperate. For good reason I guess since these licensing changes seem to be in a large part designed to run AppLovin and its other competitors out of business.