Judge in Epic vs. Apple presses Tim Cook on why so many developers are unhappy | Engadget
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Given the high number, she asked Cook how Apple has any incentive “to address their needs.”Cook replied that there was always some “friction” with developers, given the number of apps the company rejects, but that “friction is good for users because it lets them know it’s safe and trusted.” Rogers replied that it “doesn’t seem you feel pressure or competition to change the manner in which you act to address concerns of developers.”She also said that it was “incredibly significant” that the bulk of App Store revenue and in-app purchase revenue comes from games, saying the gaming industry generates a “disproportionate amount” of revenue for Apple.
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