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So things that make you go, hmm.

Yesterday, Apple said starting January 1, it will lower the bite it takes out of the App Store's sales from 30% to 15% but only for small developers.

The small developers.

The small developers are those that generate a million dollars or less in annual revenue

after Apple takes its 15%. Small is not a good way to describe the difference the move will make in

Apple's ongoing battle with software companies though such as Epic Games, Spotify,

and Tinder, none of which fit into the small category. Epic CEO Tim Sweeney

dismissed the announcement whatever. I mean those are the ones that drive the revenue for the

Apple App Store, right? I mean, that's where they're making their money. And remember

Tim Cook tried to dance around that when he was at being questioned by the Senate committee.

Now, they make a lot of money from that App Store, no question. But part of the story also mentions that, you know,

Apple did agree to pay $113 million to settle an investigation into its past practice of slowing down old iPhones to shore up their batteries.

Huh. It does make you just go.

Hmm.

And I think that 15% for the smaller apps

is just the beginning of Apple starting to go.

Maybe we need to make some changes and we're making a lot of money off of these people and they're starting to get mad at us.

Yeah.

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