I generally support the "fight" against the Apple tax but I'd have to agree that this is grossly misleading.
Apple is doing much more than providing transaction services in exchange for their cut.
Whether or not what they do is actually worth 30% is up for debate (IMHO), but it's dishonest to say that that their cut is merely a "transaction fee".
Apple is doing much more than providing transaction services in exchange for their cut.
Whether or not what they do is actually worth 30% is up for debate (IMHO), but it's dishonest to say that that their cut is merely a "transaction fee".