iOS customers are far higher income and spend more money - they're way more valuable. You get more revenue per user with way lower support costs. From a demographic standpoint it's a no-brainer.
Hence why Apple thinks that they can get away with charging 30% just for access to the platform. I’m really having a hard time understanding the other side of this argument. Apple largely keeps to themselves and doesn’t mess with other markets.
Competition among products on the shelves of Kroger seems like such a silly thing.