70% 💁♀️🥐/ 30%🍏🥐-or 27%🥐for 7 days PSP fees. €0.50 per install in 🇪🇺?Name’s Tim or Sundar? Swing by the DoJ.
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Apr 7
RT @EpicNewsroom: We just asked the Ninth Circuit Court to reconsider today’s decision granting Apple’s motion to stay the mandate.
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hey thanks for grabbing that ⛳️ and scoring a 🏌️🕳️ in 1️⃣
The Apple App Store rules are borderline illegal.
This isn’t about security. It's not about malware. It's not about user experience.
It’s about control.
- Use Google login? You must add Apple login
- Sell digital products? You must use Apple payments
- Apple takes 30% of your revenue (this is frankly insane)
- You can’t tell users about cheaper prices outside the app
- You can’t use a different payment system like Bitcoin
- Apple can reject your app with vague reasons (or bend over due to political pressure)
- You can’t install apps outside their store (most regions)
They own the platform. They compete with you on it. And you still have to pay them.
Is this a monopoly or a mafia gang?
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🍏🤲30%🤲🥺—e/DMA retweeted
Feb 2
The point of having multiple ways to pay is competition. Let payment providers with 2-4% fees compete with the store operator and their 30% fees, and lots of interesting things will happen. Developers will offer better deals. The store operator will have to compete.
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He would’ve never allowed any tech progress in the first place. Just a few new clauses in the App Store rules and a few smearing campaigns with bros like @daringfireball with logistics akin to killing Adobe Flash.
steve jobs died before everything got weird
he ushered in the personal computing revolution but never saw what came next. instagram, ipad babies, short-form video, tumblr, r/the_donald, crypto, phone addiction, ai slop, LLM psychosis
hard not to wonder what he’d think of it all
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31 Dec 2025
1/ 🧵: Apple operates as a textbook case of geriatric institutional tyranny - where frameworks established by the retired constrain the living, and “inherited law” becomes an excuse for perpetuating injustice.
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30/ Apple isn’t just a company with bad policies. It’s an institution that has successfully encoded its 2008 market position into “inherited frameworks” that resist reform.
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31/ Breaking this requires more than antitrust litigation. It requires recognizing the frameworks themselves as unjust.
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