I was wondering about you in this whole drama. In my own experience working with Apple trying to defend monetization strategies that don’t rely on Apple In-app purchases I don’t think it’s a stretch to call them bullies.
Will this change mostly, in your opinion, impact Timehop and not Nimbus? Or will it also affect Nimbus in a second-order way if this discourages smaller apps from relying on ads and either going out of business or switching to paid app models? In my uninformed thoughts, I was more worried about that than the Timehop revenue.
I was wondering about you in this whole drama. In my own experience working with Apple trying to defend monetization strategies that don’t rely on Apple In-app purchases I don’t think it’s a stretch to call them bullies.
Will this change mostly, in your opinion, impact Timehop and not Nimbus? Or will it also affect Nimbus in a second-order way if this discourages smaller apps from relying on ads and either going out of business or switching to paid app models? In my uninformed thoughts, I was more worried about that than the Timehop revenue.