If the ongoing costs are a problem, they should charge a subscription to have continued access to the app store. Or a subscription fee for their operating system updates.
Are you suggesting the cost of an iPhone is not able to cover the minimal updates made to the phone over the lifetime of it? How do the justify the cost of the Mac App Store fees? When they put zero effort in to it?
Would you write software, sell it to someone and promise support for 7 years?
If the ongoing costs are a problem, they should charge a subscription to have continued access to the app store. Or a subscription fee for their operating system updates.
They did that for iPod Touches because of financial reporting requirements from 2007-2009.
So it would be better if prople didn’t get security updates and app makers had to support more operating systems like Android?
Are you suggesting the cost of an iPhone is not able to cover the minimal updates made to the phone over the lifetime of it? How do the justify the cost of the Mac App Store fees? When they put zero effort in to it?
Seeing that no one is forced to use the Mac App Store, yet some people still chose to, telld you they they get value out of using it
Again, would you write software and support it for seven years without any compensation?
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