Apple responds to anti-competitive claims with new App Store pageWhat you need to know
Apple claims the responsibility they take through the review process creates customer trust.
Apple outlines free, physical goods, and web apps from which they derive zero revenue.
Apple provides examples of App Store apps that successfully compete with built-in apps.
There has been an influx of allegations recently concerning Apple, the App Store, and whether it's a monopoly or otherwise anti-competitive. Everything from Spotify's victimy allegations to the EU, to the weird claim that Apple artificially inflates the prices of apps in a world where prices raced to the bottom years ago.
In response, Apple has published a new page on Principles and Practices of the App Store.
We created the App Store with two goals in mind: that it be a safe and trusted place for customers to discover and download apps, and a great business opportunity for all developers.
It's filled with strong statements on Apple's policies and beliefs:
It's our store. And we take respo...
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Apple responds to anti-competitive claims with new App Store page
