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Don't use a smartwatch or smart ring for blood glucose monitoring just yet
Massiveattack87 said:Honestly speaking... I never understood why we need this function.. -
Apple's first foldable screen probably won't be on the iPhone
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Meta & Microsoft are lobbying the EU to reject Apple's new App Store plans [u]
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Apple defends its controversial EU App Store plans
InspiredCode said:They basically don't want to contribute to Apple R&D and profits. After profit, Apple essentially uses the device revenue to fund hardware R&D and the App Store revenue to fund R&D for the operating system and built-in apps. I doubt Apple will return to paying for operating systems, so the cost needs to be factored in somewhere.
I can see where makers of free apps, freemium apps, and one-time-purchase apps might think the alternative stores are not fair for them. The marketplace rules certainly seem more geared to apps with subscription revenue. However, they are not complaining about that, they just don't want to pay Apple anything and that will never happen.I don't think Apple's store is a bad deal for most types of apps. My criticism over the years has always been that some store restrictions go too far in the name of protecting the platform, there is no way to follow GPL licensing for apps on the store (ability to remove DRM etc.), and certain types of digital content just fundamentally doesn't work with App Store pricing. If alternative markets have any effect, I would prefer it to address these areas. Better, that Apple will just resolve these issues on their App Store.
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Apple defends its controversial EU App Store plans
xyzzy-xxx said:I think more countries need to act, probably Japan and maybe even US is next ...