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Not a day goes by Apple nestal has been the target of criticism. For example, a few hours ago, the heads of Meta and Spotify, Mark Zuckerberg and Daniel Eko, also heaped criticism on him. However, in essence, it was a criticism of the same thing – specifically App Store. 

To criticism Appboth men decided specifically at the summit The New York Times DealBook, which features discussion blocks featuring industry leaders. Meta's Mark Zuckerberg took the opportunity to Apple criticized for his App Store, whose application policies are, in his opinion, completely unsustainable. Apple is also, according to Zuckerberg, the only company that is trying to significantly limit applications as such. In contrast, according to Zuckerberg, Google deserves praise for how it approaches alternative app stores, or rather, applications that can be downloaded from the Internet. More or less the same attitude towards Applu and his App Store Daniel Ek from Spotify also supports this, who specifically stated that the rules App Store They give developers the illusion of control over their apps. Ek even called Apple's app store a threat to the future of the internet for one simple reason: it denies consumers choice. 

Although one can think of anything about the criticism of the Meta and Spotify bosses, the truth is that the actions Appabout App Many authorities, led by the European Union and the USA, are starting to take more and more notice of Stora, and are starting to investigate whether all the criticism directed at him is justified. If it turns out that this is the case, AppThere would probably be no choice but to give in to external pressure and modify the installation of applications so that it would also be possible from sources outside App Store. 

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