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You can get your company banned from all stores, not just one. You have to sign up a dev account for all stores, not just one. You pay to publish to all store
by Waterluvian 3y ago
You can get your company banned from all stores, not just one. You have to sign up a dev account for all stores, not just one. You pay to publish to all stores, not just one.
They should just argue that every single account accesses their very own unique store.
A judge or jury should be insulted by Apple framing it this way. It’s very much a “this only works because I think you’re an idiot.”
- plufz 3y agoYeah, it is a provoking waste of the legal systems resources and all ours time. This type of behavior should be punishable in itself.
- Geisterde 3y agoSo should frivolous lawsuits.
- Hamuko 3y agoWasn't it previously that you had to pay a separate $99/year fees for Mac App Store in comparison to the iPhone App Store? These days I think you can do with just one $99/year payment.
- chedabob 3y agoYe they were two separate programs, but in June 2015 they unified them. I presume this was preempting the addition of native 3rd-party app support in WatchOS 2 in September of the same year, so they wouldn't need another developer program and/or app store.
- figassis 3y agoI don't think the way you productize something in order to extract more money makes it a different platform. I'm sure on the backend you just have different subscriptions on the same database.