Apple should allow Steam Link into App Store despite violating third-party marketplace rul...

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  • Reply 41 of 43
    crowleycrowley Posts: 10,453member
    bestkeptsecret said:
    If we do not know what policies were violated, why are we crucifying Apple?
    Because the stated reason is "business conflicts", not anything to do with the user (experience, privacy, etc).  It appears that Apple have blocked Steam Link because it is not in Apple's best interests, with no regard to the user.  That's the sort of thing that pisses users off.
  • Reply 42 of 43
    foregoneconclusionforegoneconclusion Posts: 2,689member
    adm1 said: But the precedent was already set in allowing VLC, RPlay, Chrome Remote Desktop etc. etc. It seems the "rules" were only applied to Valve and not the others?
    R-Play is from an independent developer that has no affiliation with Sony. Moonlight is from an independent developer that has no affiliation to Nvidia. And remote desktop apps aren't really used to play AAA PC games. Steam Link, on the other hand, is directly from Valve and is specifically focused on playing games Valve itself profits from. So despite there being some similarities, there are also some differences as well.  
    watto_cobra
  • Reply 43 of 43
    horvatichorvatic Posts: 144member
    No it should not allow them. Rules apply to everyone no matter who they are period.

    watto_cobra
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