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Only if you choose the new terms. The current ones are still available to you. I definitely don’t love all of the detail of either option. However, why would
by dann0 3y ago
Only if you choose the new terms. The current ones are still available to you.
I definitely don’t love all of the detail of either option.
However, why would one chose an option that would cost them so much when the other, existing option costs nothing?
- ripdog 3y agoThe old terms lock you into the App Store, no?
- SCdF 3y ago> However, why would one chose an option that would cost them so much when the other, existing option costs nothing? Yes that's the point. In my scenario I was wanting to distribute this on a different app store than Apple's, which forces me to choose the new terms. Your question there is the exact question apple expects people to ask themselves, to dissuade them from supporting other stores.
- depressedpanda 3y agoAren't there restrictions against using GPL stuff in the App Store?