Apple’s tax has been in effect for years, but apparently is enforced inconsistently. Also there are two EU investigations into their practices. Apple has been fined for billions before.
It's not a "tax."
Calling it one is a shibboleth which declares your allegiance to Musk's marketing.
Apps are the lifeblood of a smartphone. Everyone who buys an iPhone knows they’ll be spending money on apps too, and the 30%, or 15%, or free or whatever is hardly a secret to those that care about it.
Obviously they can, but in my opinion it's an absurdly high cut.
Nope. This is a very long running thing, Musk is just the current high profile face of it.
It's still not a tax.