He still has to pay a developer license to get it on the iPhone, that seems fair that he tries covering third party costs. Putting non-obstructive ads with a p

He still has to pay a developer license to get it on the iPhone, that seems fair that he tries covering third party costs. Putting non-obstructive ads with a paid option to get rid of them is very mild: more like putting google ads on a side column of your blog and a button at the bottom to tip the author. You can get rich that way, but that is as close to a proper monetization strategy as lottery is to investment. note: I'm not sure what type of ads the author is displaying, just speaking generally.