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I don't like the tone of the article Or when do Apple’s supposed corporate principles demand it no longer take the 30% it enjoys from sign-ups to X’s premium s
by isaacfrond 3y ago
I don't like the tone of the article
Or when do Apple’s supposed corporate principles demand it no longer take the 30% it enjoys from sign-ups to X’s premium services?
Why the snipe at Apple's principles? They sure like money, but it hasn't stopped them from blocking countless apps in the past.
- urbandw311er 3y agoI didn’t read it that way - I felt it was genuinely weighing up the possibility that Apple might feel compelled to act. I think their principles are genuinely held but, as with any business, they won’t make knee-jerk decisions as they have to also consider impact on shareholders.