4 months agoFrom a video posted Monday to Loup Venture subscribers. The Apple bit starts near the end, at the 12:47 mark:
My take: If the Netherlands wants to get Apple’s attention, it might need to add some zeros to its App Store fines.
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It’s a far better and more consistent cash resource than fines paid by citizens. Who in some instances prefer to have their traffic fines commuted to community service instead by the judicial branch. Apple is the “Golden Goose” for the new millennium. The gift that keeps on giving from the perspective of countries world wide.
What’s next? Fining Apple for the failure of its customers to utilize developers preferred methods of payment?