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Earlier this week, Apple made X the exception to a rule by changing "Twitter" to "X" on the App Store (before that, it seemed, Apple did not allow an app to appear in their store using a single letter for its name).
Now, in the name of better pay for X's creators, Musk also wants Apple's to change its highly contended App Store-wide fee of 30 percent.
"Apple does take 30% [of what Twitter creators make off of subscriptions]" said Musk in a tweet on Aug. 2, "but I will speak with Tim Cook and see if that can be adjusted to be just 30% of what X keeps in order to maximize what creators receive."
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To be clear "30% of what X keeps" from creators will be $0 for at least the next several months. Musk's tweet clarified that "X keeps [no percentage of what a creator on Twitter makes] forever, until payout exceeds $100k, then 10%. First 12 months is still free for all."
So, to recap, Musk thinks Tim Cook — CEO of a publicly traded tech giant — would be amenable to making almost nothing fromTwitter while also making an exception to a blanket policy that still applies to the 1.8 million other apps in the App Store.
That's one silly mouse.
Topics Apple X/Twitter
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