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|ArticleType=Service | |ArticleType=Service | ||
|Category= | |Category=Software | ||
|Company=Apple | |Company=Apple | ||
|Description= | |Description=Software marketplace for official Apple products | ||
|InProduction=Yes | |InProduction=Yes | ||
|Logo=App Store (iOS).svg | |Logo=App Store (iOS).svg | ||
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|ReleaseYear= | |ReleaseYear=2008 | ||
|Website= | |Website=https://www.apple.com/app-store/ | ||
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'''[[Apple]]''' uses a range of technical measures to maintain control over the App Store ecosystem. These measures often create roadblocks for app developers and users. Apple typically cites security and user-friendliness for its insistence on extreme regulation and control over its software. Some of the methods Apple uses to control its ecosystem hinders lawmakers' ability to advocate for the rights of consumers and businesses within Apple's ecosystem and prevents apps from being as useful and free as their customers expect. | '''[[Apple]]''' uses a range of technical measures to maintain control over the App Store ecosystem. These measures often create roadblocks for app developers and users. Apple typically cites security and user-friendliness for its insistence on extreme regulation and control over its software. Some of the methods Apple uses to control its ecosystem hinders lawmakers' ability to advocate for the rights of consumers and businesses within Apple's ecosystem and prevents apps from being as useful and free as their customers expect. | ||