the one problem I have with most of the new laws/lawsuits is that the rules were put into place when Apple was being laughed at and they have remained relatively static since then. . . . this is not the actions of some predatory company trying to milk every $$ out of the developer. Arguing that they now have monopolistic control and the rules are now unfair is disingenuous at best. And all Apple has to do is change the rules of their iOS Marketplace. The current consignment model is the most open that is available to most developers. A developer can create a product, with a minimum of cost compared to a normal business, and a global platform is available to them to distribute and market their product. Nothing else is available is any other business. If the power that be decide to change the rules, Apple will as well. There are always unintended consequences.