[a13o]

What exactly don't I get? You're replying to a thread where I highlighted just one social casino company that makes over half a billion annually, doing exactly what you claim they won't do - hedging against walled gardens by investing in infrastructure to support direct relationships with customers. This space full of very big players absolutely will diversify away from app store payment processing if they find a more profitable path elsewhere. They don't care what technology they use.

I haven't talked about unjust fees I've talked about unjust contracts, which prevent forming a direct relationship with customers, aka export your business off the app stores. Once you build the business there they don't want you taking it anywhere else. And they'll wield their influence over smartphone hardware to keep developers complacent. There was just a big antitrust case about this, and the walled garden lost. The losses will continue. The big developers with big resources will use these new pathways to extract more revenue at Apple's expense. Nobody is talking about little guys except you.

[scarface_74]

They didn’t do anything to get away from the 30% App Store tax. They just chose another App Store - with same App Store tax.

They didn’t make a PWA.

And I don’t want a “direct relationship” with app makers for them to spam me. I use “Hide my email” for a reason.

And the “wall garden” didn’t lose the case.

Apple won on almost every account. The reason Google lost is that they changed the rules of the game after a consumer bought into their “open platform”