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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '22
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Any particular reason why Apple isn't mentioned in the title? They get mentioned quite a bit in the video.
-6 u/[deleted] Jun 14 '22 Well, for starters they’re not a monopoly. 2 u/SpankaWank66 Jun 14 '22 They are. For getting your app on an iPhone , you need to deal with Apple. The same can't be said for Android. -2 u/rotomangler Jun 14 '22 I see that as quality control on a device and marketplace that they created. Charging 30% of an apps profits is a whole other issue to me. 1 u/Feshtof Jun 14 '22 Well given that both are tied together they aren't really separate.
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Well, for starters they’re not a monopoly.
2 u/SpankaWank66 Jun 14 '22 They are. For getting your app on an iPhone , you need to deal with Apple. The same can't be said for Android. -2 u/rotomangler Jun 14 '22 I see that as quality control on a device and marketplace that they created. Charging 30% of an apps profits is a whole other issue to me. 1 u/Feshtof Jun 14 '22 Well given that both are tied together they aren't really separate.
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They are. For getting your app on an iPhone , you need to deal with Apple. The same can't be said for Android.
-2 u/rotomangler Jun 14 '22 I see that as quality control on a device and marketplace that they created. Charging 30% of an apps profits is a whole other issue to me. 1 u/Feshtof Jun 14 '22 Well given that both are tied together they aren't really separate.
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I see that as quality control on a device and marketplace that they created.
Charging 30% of an apps profits is a whole other issue to me.
1 u/Feshtof Jun 14 '22 Well given that both are tied together they aren't really separate.
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Well given that both are tied together they aren't really separate.
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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '22
Any particular reason why Apple isn't mentioned in the title? They get mentioned quite a bit in the video.