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> You can perfectly live without Apple products I'm in the US so maybe different, but it's increasingly hard to "live without Apple products." I refuse to buy

> You can perfectly live without Apple products I'm in the US so maybe different, but it's increasingly hard to "live without Apple products." I refuse to buy Apple products, and it has had an affect. My kids keep running into challenges where an app they need for school or something is Apple only. Other times the app will be available on Android, but the teacher only covers the iOS version. Most recently my son has been getting excluded because he is a "green bubble." So I'm not disagreeing with your whole post, but I do disagree with that part.

rvnx 3y ago
Mhh, you're right, I didn't think about that :(
nottorp 3y ago
The common narrative among mobile developers seems to be that on iOS people will pay for your stuff, less so on Android. Note that I'm not a mobile developer (with the exception of some industrial Android apps that don't count), but this is my impression so if i wanted to sell a mobile app i'd start with iOS. It's possible that a lot of software developers and/or companies thought like me and only did iOS apps.