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Epic Games CEO criticizes Apple's App Store policies in interview
I am not a lawyer, but I was awake in my business law class in college,
when we discussed the landmark AT&T case that defined monopoly.As I remember, one of the components that must be... a lack of choice,before a monopoly can exist.
How does a monopoly exist...
If Epic Games chooses to decide which platform to develop on?
How does a monopoly exist...
When customers have a choice of which type of phone to purchase??
It’s NOT a monopoly, just because this CEO says it is.
Has his decision to develop for this platform been bad for Epic?
If it has, maybe he should develop Epic Games for another platform?
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Apple scrutinized for 'Find My' restrictions placed on third-party developers
Plus, I’d be paranoid too...
Scrutinizing the history of developers....
Paranoid about stalker law suits...
via developers selling information to business partners.
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Apple scrutinized for 'Find My' restrictions placed on third-party developers
Sounds like developers are ‘free’ to develop for other app stores, if they don’t want to be encumbered by Apple’s stringent rules.But I understand, developers don’t have those stringent rules for Android devices. -
Lawsuit claims Apple 'perpetuates' iTunes gift card scams
And the Sun causes skin cancer...
Let’s sue the Sun. -
Following defeat, European Commission doubles down on Apple tax critiques
This goes to the heart of ‘meeting of the minds’ concept in contracts:
‘If we don’t like the deal, we may change the laws after the fact, and then retroactively make you pay for it.’
