South Korea likely to pass prohibitive app store legislation on Wednesday, report says

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  • Reply 21 of 22
    Not the end of App Stores or security imo. Apple will likely provide directions to the developer web site to pay. Whether users go, will depend on how much of a discount and how difficult the process is. On Apple TV, I have signed up for a number of streaming services on the vendor site, not to avoid paying Apple, but rather because they offered a discount for an annual rate, while Apple has a monthly plan only. Inconvenient to go back and forth with setting up account, entering credit card, and then going back to app with a user name and password, but enough of a saving that I did. Others may just pass. It will likely be the same for iOS App Store. For most users, we will get little out of this change.  Spotify did not drop their prices and I suspect many developers will not offer any discount. The big developers will just make a bit more money.


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  • Reply 22 of 22
    genovelle said:
    lam92103 said:
    Finally!! A win for developers and customers
    Not when Apple stops investing in an unprofitable platform as they should. Nothing is ever free. 
    They will always keep investing in their ecosystem. They have the advantage of years and years of data and integration. 

    Competition is great for the consumer and developers, and will keep Apple innovating to keep offering the most attractive solution
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