> These are apple's customers they have given you access to. Insane take imo. I'm baffled how people can write this out with a straight face. Just one counter

> These are apple's customers they have given you access to. Insane take imo. I'm baffled how people can write this out with a straight face. Just one counter example to the relationship you described: In Europe, if my app does not deliver as advertised, it is the customer that can sue me. Directly. They don't sue Apple because my app is in their app store, they obviously sue me, because I am the service provider. > Also, I do wonder if EU flies a little close to the sun with this stuff. You can't legislate that someone lose more money than they gain with access to your market. Watch us and learn. Apart from that, I think this is blowing things out of proportion: Apple hasn't offered any calculation at how they arrive at the 0.50c installation fee, but I'm sure were going to get some insight once the first lawsuits at the CJEU roll in.