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Old 10-29-2012, 06:22 AM   #5
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by JoeD View Post
The issue I do take with Apple (don't have a fire, so I'm not sure if this also applies to Amazon) is the requirement for in-app purchases to always go through apple, so you can no longer buy content from within the kindle app unless 30% of the price goes to apple.
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You never could buy content from within the Kindle app, Amazon have never offered that as an option. All they did was have a Store button which opened Safari to the Amazon Kindle page. Now you have to open it yourself.
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Edit: Oh, and yes, apps sold through Google Play must use Google's APIs for any in-app purchases, for which Google take 30%. I think the same is true for Amazon. I think the application is of a less blanket nature than Apple's restrictions though, which apply to all content.

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