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No. It prevents suppliers from price discriminating based on the fact that iOS has an associated 30% cost that the other platforms do not. That cost goes direc
by hahainternet 15y ago
No. It prevents suppliers from price discriminating based on the fact that iOS has an associated 30% cost that the other platforms do not.
That cost goes directly to Apple. It protects Apple, not their consumers. Their consumers see no benefit from 30% of their cost, whether larger or smaller than the alternatives.