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> have to do your best on Apple devices. No, you have to do best within the limits that Apple imposes, whether technical, business, legal, whatever. If other
by vetinari 3y ago
> have to do your best on Apple devices.
No, you have to do best within the limits that Apple imposes, whether technical, business, legal, whatever.
If other platforms do not have these limits, there's no point in ignoring the additional capabilities and artificially limiting your product. If Apple wants them on their platform too, they are free to lift these limits.
- mschuster91 3y ago> If Apple wants them on their platform too, they are free to lift these limits. Users don't care about the distinction, they will blame you for issues in your app, no matter if caused by Apple, app developers, or even phone providers.
- vetinari 3y agoIt's not like someone else is going to provide them something better; everyone else is subject to the same limitations. For example, I don't see any Apple users blaming anyone for not providing native browser engines by respective browsers on iOS. Or not being able to purchase Kindle books in-app. Or similar, Apple-induced limitations.