That makes perfect sense.

Match.com must be pretty stupid if they think that Apple would never notice their violations and disregard for the rules.

If somebody wants their app on the appstore, then they either follow the rules or they can get lost. The choice is theirs.

To expound on the above, Apple has created a means by which an individual, small company, or large company can become very wealthy very quickly without the archaic mess of distribution channels and storefront deals.

And they were the first to do it wildly successfully and to critical acclaim.

Asking for a percentage of said individual/company's income is a small price to pay for said privilege. Or they can do it the way people did it last millennium and make physical software or host their own sites for their stuff.

Idiots. Who would try to meet someone through their iPhone anywho?

I think this is a fair policy on Apple's part... they take care of all the distribution and charge a fee. If a company wants to make their service available on iOS without paying they can still do that through HTML5, so it's not even like Apple is forcing them to enter the App Store to be accessible.

It's amazing that people considered Microsoft a Monopoly but now that is called Apple things are different, why should anyone be obligated to pay a fee to Apple for a service not wanted or done by others!!!

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