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What does this mean in practice? 1. Will banned categories like emulators, apps with adult content, or apps competing with apple’s products be available for iO
by thih9 3y ago
What does this mean in practice?
1. Will banned categories like emulators, apps with adult content, or apps competing with apple’s products be available for iOS?
2. One step further, what about apps using internal apis?
- akmarinov 3y agoSeems like they will yeah > Unlike App Store review, notarization will not enforce quality or content standards. But the publishers of those emulators will need quite a bit of money to keep up with the Apple Core Technology fee
- thih9 3y agoThe fee is half a euro per user per year, so a subscription of one euro per year should solve this.
- akmarinov 3y agoNot if 10 million people download the app, see that you want 1€/year and delete it. Then you just owe Apple a lot of money
- TillE 3y agoA simple non-subscription paid app (say €2.99) makes way more sense, and you almost certainly won't have to worry about ever reaching a million installs.