>It's protecting customers, not Apple. What? It's specifically set up to protect Apple's cut of 30% and to prevent other app stores from charging less. Lets s

>It's protecting customers, not Apple. What? It's specifically set up to protect Apple's cut of 30% and to prevent other app stores from charging less. Lets say you price a service at $14/mo. Apple takes 30% so you price it at $20/mo. Apple takes $6/mo. Windows 8 ap store takes zero if you roll your own in app mechanism, but you can't charge Windows 8 users only $14/mo. You have to charge them $20/mo if you want to stay in the iOS App store. How is Windows 8 users being forced to pay $20/mo instead of receiving a benefit from their platform competing, protect Apple customers?