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> The current system allows Apple to control 100% of the process and to be fully responsible for everything.

Did Apple refund people who were scammed through apps, e.g. in bitcoin trading like [0] (first item google found)?

[0] https://www.imore.com/apple/apple-removes-scam-bitcoin-walle...

> https://www.imore.com/apple/apple-removes-scam-bitcoin-walle...

Wow thats really worrying, and all these people in here saying they love using Apple products becasue it keeps them safe.

I like seatbelts but that doesn’t mean I’ll drive into a truck… I still use critical thinking when I buy stuff. But when I forget to cancel a subscription I can ask for a refund and 99% I get it back from Apple. Like 20-30% when I haven’t used the App Store and went directly to the merchant.

The worry is that after asking apple for a certain amount of refunds they flag you as a troublemaker and block you from using any of their services. This happens all the time.

Going directly to companies and merchants keeps this control in your own hands, nobody can block you from buying other software just because you had issues in the past.

I just wonder why it matters to you.

Why does any of it matter to anyone? We're all just shooting the breeze with opinions on a public forum.

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