> Those apps aren’t going to be PWAs. Except when a manager learns that they can keep Apple’s 30% if they release a PWA instead. They don’t even need to know w

> Those apps aren’t going to be PWAs. Except when a manager learns that they can keep Apple’s 30% if they release a PWA instead. They don’t even need to know what a PWA is, they just ask the developer if it’s possible, who says “something something WebGL and web sockets?” The manager thinks it’s a great idea. Whether that translates to their users migrating to the new implementation could be up in the air. I suspect Apple will lose some revenue, at any rate, and they’re likely thinking similarly.