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Google Pay redesign streamlines payments, 'Plex' bank account integration coming in 2021
I can foresee a Lawsuit for the name Plex.
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Apple joins industry group working on 6G in North America
How about focusing on brining a stable 5G network to the country with consistent speeds before starting on something that we won’t see for 6-10 years.
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Epic argues Apple has 'no rights to the fruits' of its labor in 'Fortnite' filing
You mean the same fees that Google and Amazon charge with a fraction of the support?mejsric said:Epic has also no rights to the fruits of Apple's labor.
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Epic skirts Apple's 30% commission fee by implementing 'direct' payments
The difference is Xfinity is supplying you with a physical product. Internet, Phone, TV for your house is the physical product. Best Buy, McDonalds, Amazon ... all supply physical goods.It_is_me said:
I pay my Xfinity internet bill through their app on my iPhone. I don't see anything different between that and what Epic is doing. Xfinity is not providing me with any physical goods. I'm sure Xfinity doesn't pay Apply the 30% commission I pay through their iPhone app."Thousands of apps on the App Store approved by Apple accept direct payments, including commonly used apps like Amazon, Grubhub, Nike SNKRS, Best Buy, DoorDash, Fandango, McDonald's, Uber, Lyft, and StubHub. We think all developers should be free to support direct payments in all apps."
While it may be true that the companies mentioned above don't have to pay the 30 percent transaction fee, there's an important distinction to be made. Companies like DoorDash, McDonald's, Uber, and Best Buy provide users with physical goods.
Epic, on the other hand, sells digital goods.
Epic supplies you with a digital goods for your avatar. Those digital goods are what is being commissioned to both apple and google, because Google has the exact same policy as Apple does. -
Microsoft aims to replace your iPad and iPhone with new Surface Duo
I smell a lawsuit from Nintendo....
