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I can understand Netflix not wanting to invest in developing something for the Vision Pro yet, but what would they lose by enabling its ipad app to work on the
by htk 3y ago
I can understand Netflix not wanting to invest in developing something for the Vision Pro yet, but what would they lose by enabling its ipad app to work on the device?
Seems like the strategy only hurts a few users of their platform, without really gaining any leverage against Apple.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoNetflix would rather the Quest succeed.
- mostlysimilar 3y agoNetflix doesn't want Apple to have more power. All of the companies refusing to build apps for Vision Pro are doing it strictly to try to tank the product, or to try to force Apple's hand at the negotiating table re: IAP.
- lesuorac 3y ago> but what would they lose by enabling its ipad app to work on the device? I ask the same question when I see apps that work in portrait mode but not upside-down portrait. It's the same bloody dimensions!
- dragon-hn 3y agoIt would be a commitment that costs money to run day to day, even if it is just running the iOS app.