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It's perhaps worth steelmanning the argument here - though technically one can release an app for free, it is generally the case that any app with significant i
by agallant 5y ago
It's perhaps worth steelmanning the argument here - though technically one can release an app for free, it is generally the case that any app with significant investment (warranting monetization) will take one of the two paths he described, and this describes the majority of popular apps.
- dotancohen 5y agoThis sentence: > but then it must contain built-in advertisements Could just as easily have been: > but then it most likely contains built-in advertisements In a technical article there may be many reasons for simplifying an explanation, but there is no excuse for lying.
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- Helloyello 5y ago
- sideshowb 5y agoI've lost battles with an editor (of a popular publication) that ultimately led to inaccuracies like this creeping in. They just cared about readability far more than truth.