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Until very recently, when courts forced Apple to allow it, Apple prevent developers from event mentioning that a website exists where there's a cheaper option to sign up.

Apple has rules, and that's "fine". But they also have rules about the rules that disallow developers from explaining the rules to users. That doesn't sit right with me.



Spotify stopped allowing in app purchases years ago before any Court said anything.


Because, rightly or wrongly, they didn’t want to have 30% more expensive plan on iPhone.


How is that different than any other product where you can sell cheaper through your own website than on a third party platform?




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