"Tech Giants Clash Over Apple's 27% App Store Tax"

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Brent Simmons criticizes Apple's policy demanding a 27% cut from sales on the web linked from within iOS apps, expressing concern that a similar demand may be extended to Mac software. He emphasizes the essential role of the Mac in the Apple ecosystem and its openness to software outside Apple's control. While he believes Apple remains committed to the Mac, developer uncertainty regarding the viability of selling Mac software is a growing concern, with fears that Apple's policies could potentially ruin the platform.
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