Has Apple ever reversed its stance on App Store fees?

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think twitter got a deal? https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1598050795882442752?s=20&t=iUvFz_fFsrB2GlXex5kPWg

Yes, but in private. They cut private deals with certain applications. In public and in the courts, they have never budged.

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have they ever had a battle over a policy and changed their stance because the battle / feedback?

this is a good example farcaster://casts/0x4625d5578cfaa7be2923ac89c9a65019601c3e02e2be9537b368eb7b4968abec/0x4625d5578cfaa7be2923ac89c9a65019601c3e02e2be9537b368eb7b4968abec

When reversing, they usually say that the policy was misinterpreted by the app store reviewers. Been stuck for 4 months once. Every time it happens around Black Friday cause thats when new policy starts to get enforced so they block all the apps according to it. Sometimes after lots of pushback reverse happens

No, AFAIK. Developers earning <$1M pay reduced fees (15% instead of 30%)

Last battle I remember was DHH vs Apple: https://www.hey.com/apple. 

I don't think they backed down an inch.