Matthew
@matthew
Is there a point where the opposition to Apple's app store rules becomes too great and the dam breaks? What do you think? Personally, I think it's going to take antitrust scrutiny, but I may be wrong. https://i.imgur.com/KdiX6i2.png
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TPan
@tpan
IMO the issue here is similar to royalties in NFT marketplaces vs. the consumer. Consumers don't feel this pain, Creators (developers) do. If the developers coordinate together then it probably will. Recent reference would be would be when Opensea announced reevaluation of royalties.
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Ed O'Shaughnessy
@eddieosh
I think we've recently learned that the biggest political donors decide the outcome!
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max ⚡
@maxp.eth
Not sure, I think there are very few players that could cause Apple to reconsider. Twitter or Coinbase do not clear that bar. Antitrust didn’t seem to go anywhere with the Fortnite case…
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notqz🎩
@fishbiscuit
A great episode by John Oliver on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXf04bhcjbg
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Greg
@giga
solana mobile tests this. but the damn is pretty robust and battle tested thus far
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Andrew
@andrewcjoe
I hope this is a tipping point. Apple vs crypto does not seem a fight in their favor.
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Stefan Lesser
@stefanlesser
It’s interesting to consider what Apple do in App Review as a form of content moderation, just like eg. Twitter make decisions about which tweets are not ok, and what accounts are suspended. It’s sort of the same problem, but Apple gets away with the most aggressive form of moderation and the most elaborate rule se
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