Ann: Update on Wangle MVP Launch, page-30

We are playing in Apple's park, Apple doesn't need us. They can always not approve the app and we would see a massive hole in potential revenue. People like to quote that Android has 70%+ market share blah blah but none of that matters as a) the 70% includes a large amount of extremely outdated devices that wouldn't be compatible with most new apps b) In terms of customers paying for Apps, Android has a lower share/likelhood and c) Android suffers from fragmentation problem in which the majority of devices are not running the latest version of Android and thus aren't compatible with many new apps (this is especially significant for Wangle which requires newer devices/Android versions).

So yes, Apple should have asked this question earlier but it's still within their right to ask it now and management should have been diligent enough with preparing for such a scenario.

I get that many of you don't like Apple or the way they operate but as shareholders that require revenue WE NEED APPLE.


===

Apple also ask these questions because they have certain standards regarding their quality of apps and its something they pride on. It's also the reason why more iOS users are willing to pay for their apps because they can be more confident that they're running a quality app. The same doesn't apply for Android where pretty much anything gets approved for the better or worse.