> And all indications are that Apple probably makes more in mobile from Google than Google makes from Android Oh, absolutely. That’s pretty much the reason why

> And all indications are that Apple probably makes more in mobile from Google than Google makes from Android Oh, absolutely. That’s pretty much the reason why devs often prioritize iOS releases over Android versions, due to them being able to make way more money from iOS users (and, by extension, Apple being able to make way more money from an equivalent app on iOS app store, compared to its Google Play Store versions, since the app store revenue they make is a cut from the revenue the app devs make). My point wasn’t that taking all Android phones (not just Pixel ones) into the account would make the comparison a bit more representative of reality, even if it still keeps the gap in money made from sales of phones extremely wide.