[Painkiller006]

Considering a lot of the apps on the Google Play store are free, it's really no surprise. Although they do contain ads. Nothing a little root + ad blocker can't fix.

[alanjf]

Considering a lot of the apps on the Google Play store are free, it's really no surprise. Although they do contain ads. Nothing a little root + ad blocker can't fix.

Also, don't forget that that Apple's app store has a far larger base of in-app purchase revenue, a sizable quantity of which is from people who were duped into buying over-priced virtual items in games. No doubt this happens on the Google side as well, but nowhere near to the same extent.

[Mohit555]

Here we go again.
Android is the best. We hate apple, its products and everything related to it.
Can u android asslickers now leave this forum for apple fanboys? Or is it like a habit that u develop after becoming an android suck up, poking your noses in other people's/ forum's businesses?

[alanjf]

Here we go again.
Android is the best. We hate apple, its products and everything related to it.
Can u android asslickers now leave this forum for apple fanboys? Or is it like a habit that u develop after becoming an android suck up, poking your noses in other people's/ forum's businesses?

Are you referring to my post? I was only stating facts. I wasn't advocating one system over another in any way; I am actually one of those people who can recognize the merits of any system. But It seems people like yourself want to just ignore the reality of how in-app purchases are (mis)used, in any app store that supports it, and that it's Apple's that are presently abused the most by app developers. Attempting to dismiss the subject by using wild blanket statements isn't going to change that.

[Mohit555]

Yes, i was referring to your comment.
And about the apps which have in app purchases that you are talking about, atleast we have those in the app store.
If the app is available on the google play as well, it has the same amount of in app purchases.
If u dont want to get caught in the supposed 'scam' then dont download apps which have in app purchases.
I totally agree that most of the in app purchases are mind numbingly expensive and are indeed an unfair way to make money but then again, its up to us to purchase them or not. There is a very simple way to block in app purchases.
Besides, thats not even the point. I really doubt that most of apple's app store revenue comes from those in app purchases made unintentionally.
Im not trying to put a wild blanket over anything. But u shouldnt try to manipulate the readers with random statistics (we all know how manipulative statistics can be) and attempt to steal the thunder from a company thats know for the hard work thats been put in to make it what it is. It had the first app store. And its still the most vibrant one. Comparing that to google play which mostly offers app store's 'hand-me-down' apps is irrelevant!

[alanjf]

Yes, i was referring to your comment.
And about the apps which have in app purchases that you are talking about, atleast we have those in the app store.
If the app is available on the google play as well, it has the same amount of in app purchases.

That is not necessarily true. An app that exists on multiple platforms is not guaranteed to be identical across all platform versions of it. They are each subject to the platform they are on, the rules and capabilities of the store they operate through. The fact that I was trying to get across was that it is a statistical fact that in-app purchases on Apple's platform is more abused then on others, one reason is because how Apple's store and in-app purchases system is setup. The fact that one can just avoid it by not using it is any obvious thing to say, as well as irrelevant to this discussion where I was making the comparison.