Re:Judge in Fortnite case holds Tim Cook's feet to the fire
by gamblor956 on Friday May 21, 2021 @08:43PM
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All that is going to happen if Epic gets their own store is Epic will be collecting the 30% rather than Apple
Epic already has a store of its own, and it charges developers 12%.
Moreover, Apple already has thousands of apps that are poorly designed, chew battery, and don't conform to Apple UX standards. Part of the reason for the pushback against the Apple tax is that Apple is objectively failing to perform many of the tasks it claims as justifications for the tax.
Epic already has a store of its own, and it charges developers 12%.
Moreover, Apple already has thousands of apps that are poorly designed, chew battery, and don't conform to Apple UX standards. Part of the reason for the pushback against the Apple tax is that Apple is objectively failing to perform many of the tasks it claims as justifications for the tax.