Zuckerberg Critiques Apple's Innovation and App Store

Meta CEO Criticizes Apple's Innovation and App Store Policies

Mark Zuckerberg recently criticized Apple's innovation and business practices on the Joe Rogan podcast. He argued that Apple hasn't produced significant innovations since the iPhone, suggesting they're relying on past successes. Zuckerberg also discussed Apple's App Store rules, particularly the 30% fee, stating it impacts Meta's profitability.

Key Criticisms

• Lack of significant innovation since the iPhone.
• Restrictive App Store policies, including the 30% fee.
• Closed ecosystem limiting competition and innovation.

Zuckerberg also compared Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro headset unfavorably to Meta's own VR offerings. He acknowledged potential for Apple's improvement in future VR iterations. For related information, check out articles on declining iPhone sales, Mac Studio updates, and iPhone cache clearing.