Currently we can say that Apple is at a peak moment despite the sudden changes in its operating system, one of them is making the USB-C port universal for its devices and also that they now have to allow inclusion from third parties. App Store. And even though they’re trying their best, they’re also increasing the charges for those who want to use their operating system, something that a lot of people didn’t like, especially Xbox heads.
through its platform Twitter, Sara Bond Noting that this decision is a step in the wrong direction on the part of the bloc, it is clear that they are closing themselves off from being able to explore horizons due to their insistence on monopolizing certain areas. And given that, he encourages the company to think about its consumers, since many of them essentially keep the company stable and the tables can turn from one moment to the next.
We believe constructive dialogue drives change and progress towards open platforms and greater competition. Apple’s new policy is a step in the wrong direction. We hope they will listen to feedback on their proposed plans and work towards a more inclusive future for all. https://t.co/mDRI5KPJf6
— BondSarahBond (@bondsarah_bond) January 29, 2024
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We believe that constructive dialogue leads to change and progress towards open platforms and greater competition. Apple’s new policy is a step in the wrong direction. We hope you will listen to feedback on your proposed plan and work towards a more inclusive future for all.
Complaints can be self-inflicted 17% commission For all transactions made with third-party app stores on iOS. There are also initiatives that will lead to an assumed “core technology fee” of a certain dollar amount paid to us per installation. Of course, until 1,000,000 of these have been done before to check that the product has had some kind of success from which to start charging.
Through: game industry
Editor’s note: Apple definitely wants to have a monopoly in the cell phone world at least now and that is something they are achieving. However, even with something as ambitious as the Mac Pro, it falls behind on computer issues.
