Facebook<\/a> and Apple<\/a> are not really the best of friends and have often accused each other of being wrong on many issues. Facebook<\/a>, however, has now openly accused Apple<\/a> of being an ‘enemy’ of small businesses. The social media<\/a> giant launched a new events feature where businesses can create pain online events. Fidji Simo, vice president, head of Facebook App<\/a>, in a blog said that the company requested Apple to reduce App Store<\/a> ‘tax’ but they refused.

“We asked Apple to reduce its 30%
App Store<\/a> tax or allow us to offer Facebook Pay<\/a> so we could absorb all costs for businesses struggling during COVID-19. Unfortunately, they dismissed both our requests and SMBs will only be paid 70% of their hard-earned revenue,” said Simo in the blog post.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Facebook has clarified that it will not make any money out of these events “at least till next” year. Simo further said that, \"For transactions on the web, and on Android in countries where we have rolled out Facebook Pay<\/a>, small businesses will keep 100% of the revenue they generate from paid online events.” In other words, Google<\/a> too has decided to not take any fee from these events on Facebook.

Facebook clearly is painting Apple as a ‘villain’ — a company who isn’t willing to reduce App Store fees to help small and medium businesses. In fact, in an image shared of the app by Facebook clearly mentions that “Apple takes 30% of this purchase” on the iOS version. On the Android version of the app, users will see the message “Facebook doesn’t take a fee from this purchase.”


Apple has been under pressure from several big name app developers to reduce the App Store fees.
Epic Games<\/a>, developer of Fortnite, has sued Apple for banning the app on similar grounds as well. It will be interesting to see if and how Apple does react to Facebook’s cloaked criticism.
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Facebook描绘苹果作为中小企业的“敌人”

Facebook显然是画苹果作为一个“恶棍”——一个公司不愿减少应用程序商店费用帮助中小型企业。

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脸谱网苹果不是最好的朋友,经常在许多问题上指责对方是错的。脸谱网然而,现在已经公开指责苹果作为一个“敌人”的小型企业。的社交媒体巨头发布了一个新事件功能,企业可以在线创建痛苦事件。主管副总裁Fidji极点Facebook应用程序在一篇博客说,该公司要求苹果减少应用程序商店“税收”,但是他们拒绝了。

“我们要求苹果减少30%应用程序商店税或让我们报价Facebook支付我们可以吸收所有费用在COVID-19企业陷入困境。不幸的是,他们认为我们的请求和中小企业只会支付他们辛苦赚来的收入的70%,“极点在博客上说。

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Facebook已经澄清,它不会让任何钱从这些事件至少到下一年。单进一步说:“在网上交易,在我们国家推出了AndroidFacebook支付,小型企业将保持100%的收入他们从付费在线生成事件。“换句话说,谷歌也决定不采取任何费用从这些事件在Facebook上。

Facebook显然是画苹果作为一个“恶棍”——一个公司不愿减少应用程序商店费用帮助中小型企业。事实上,在一个图像共享的Facebook应用程序的明确提到“苹果30%的购买”iOS版本。安卓版本的应用程序,用户将看到消息“Facebook并不需要从这个购买费用。”


苹果已经在几家大的压力下名字app Store应用程序开发商减少费用。史诗般的游戏Fortnite开发商,已起诉苹果,禁止应用程序类似的理由。这将是有趣的,看看和苹果如何应对Facebook的隐形的批评。
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Facebook<\/a> and Apple<\/a> are not really the best of friends and have often accused each other of being wrong on many issues. Facebook<\/a>, however, has now openly accused Apple<\/a> of being an ‘enemy’ of small businesses. The social media<\/a> giant launched a new events feature where businesses can create pain online events. Fidji Simo, vice president, head of Facebook App<\/a>, in a blog said that the company requested Apple to reduce App Store<\/a> ‘tax’ but they refused.

“We asked Apple to reduce its 30%
App Store<\/a> tax or allow us to offer Facebook Pay<\/a> so we could absorb all costs for businesses struggling during COVID-19. Unfortunately, they dismissed both our requests and SMBs will only be paid 70% of their hard-earned revenue,” said Simo in the blog post.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Facebook has clarified that it will not make any money out of these events “at least till next” year. Simo further said that, \"For transactions on the web, and on Android in countries where we have rolled out Facebook Pay<\/a>, small businesses will keep 100% of the revenue they generate from paid online events.” In other words, Google<\/a> too has decided to not take any fee from these events on Facebook.

Facebook clearly is painting Apple as a ‘villain’ — a company who isn’t willing to reduce App Store fees to help small and medium businesses. In fact, in an image shared of the app by Facebook clearly mentions that “Apple takes 30% of this purchase” on the iOS version. On the Android version of the app, users will see the message “Facebook doesn’t take a fee from this purchase.”


Apple has been under pressure from several big name app developers to reduce the App Store fees.
Epic Games<\/a>, developer of Fortnite, has sued Apple for banning the app on similar grounds as well. It will be interesting to see if and how Apple does react to Facebook’s cloaked criticism.
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