Content Strategy 2022
Eric Eggert
One of the apps […] updated for iOS 8 […]and approved[…] was PCalc, which effectively created a basic calculator that worked in Notification Center. It got a lot of media attention, and […] Apple featured [it] in the App Store’s “Great Apps for iOS 8” collection. But at the same time […] App Review had changed their mind and told the developer […] to remove the widget as it breached the App Store Review Guidelines.
MacStories: Developers: Apple’s App Review Needs Big Improvements, March 2016
In hindsight, the series of events that unfolded today appear to be part of a carefully orchestrated plan leading to the filing of the lawsuit. The day began with Epic offering in-game currency at a discount in the iOS version of the game using Epic’s own payment system in clear violation of App Store guidelines.
MacStories: Developers: Fortnite Developer Epic Games Sues Apple Alleging Anti-Competitive App Store and Payment Processing Behavior, August 2020
[… A]fter the game was pulled from the App Store by Apple, Epic filed a 62-page lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California alleging violations of the federal Sherman Act and a similar California state statute.
MacStories: Developers: Fortnite Developer Epic Games Sues Apple Alleging Anti-Competitive App Store and Payment Processing Behavior, August 2020
The result [of the law suit] largely favors Apple, to the extent that Apple released a statement declaring victory[.]
Perhaps most notably, Epic has to pay Apple its cut of transactions that bypassed Apple’s in-app purchase system and is still banned from the App Store, and the judge has defined the market in question […] as ‘digital mobile gaming transactions’—rather than […] ‘iPhone transactions.’
SixColors: Apple bests Epic, but change is coming to the App Store, September 2021
PWAs give us the ability to create web apps that can enjoy these same advantages[ as native apps].
MDN
Partially supported.
Both are great options for “real” applications, the web has a leg up for consuming content.
(More defined by RICG.)
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