Most devs I am aware of were horrified by the "Fuck you, pay me" nature of the new terms. Unity would tell you how many "installs" they claimed to have seen, an

Most devs I am aware of were horrified by the "Fuck you, pay me" nature of the new terms. Unity would tell you how many "installs" they claimed to have seen, and you had zero way to interrogate their data. It also made it clear that the Unity runtime was probably phoning home more than most devs realized. So you're a small time indie who agreed to the terms to "pay your fair share", Unity says you owe them $100k, and you know that doesn't make sense, but can you prove that in court? Can you pay for that court case in the first place?