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Clearly the App Store isn't protecting users. They've long been allowing gambling-like mechanics to hook kids ("loot crates", etc). I simply don't understand w
by diebeforei485 3y ago
Clearly the App Store isn't protecting users. They've long been allowing gambling-like mechanics to hook kids ("loot crates", etc).
I simply don't understand why Apple can't choose the moral high ground here and say no gambling on the stores.
- skulk 3y agoDoesn't Apple take around 30% of all in app transactions? No one gets promoted for cutting out a revenue stream for morals, much less before enough loud voices are angry about it.
- zeroonetwothree 3y agoApple makes $10+ billion/year from this practice. So that's one reason.