If you actually try saying no, you'll find that it's actually easy.
And you become the pain-in-the-ass of every friend group and professional circle. No one likes dealing with annoying people like this.
No u.
Oh? So are you saying that monopoly power is a real thing, and that a company like Apple can extract a 30% monopoly fee, because of this network effect?
The problem with this argument is that Apple fans on one hand have been smugly commenting for a decade, "go but an Android" or "just don't publish on the iPhone" .
And now, they are turning around and suddenly discovering what market power is.
If Apple had merely reduced their 30% fee to 5% from the beginning, we wouldn't be in the situation.
But thems the breaks. Now every Apple fans will have to hear the same exact argument, that they used against others, for a decade, thrown back in their face.
I had problems with that only once. I guess it depends on people you are around with. But most people have different groups of friends on different apps already so it's usually no big deal.
> corporate compliance
I've never enrolled any of my personal devices in any sort of corporate network, and I never will. Just say no.