The Apple App Store is like a huge shopping mall where you can find all sorts of apps. But, just like how the mall owner sets rules for stores to follow, Apple sets rules for app developers. The problem is, these rules can be pretty restrictive, and some developers feel like they're being strangled by them. For example, Apple takes a 30% cut of all in-app purchases, which can be a significant chunk of change.
Let's say you're a game developer, and you create a super popular game that people love to play. You want to sell in-game items, like virtual coins or power-ups, but Apple's rules mean you have to give them a big cut of the profits. It's like having to pay a high rent just to operate your business. This can make it tough for developers to turn a profit, especially for smaller, independent developers.
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