Apple should preemptively:
- Reduce the App Store fee to 15% flat.
- Allow every developers to use external in-app-purchase and subscription through their API, further reducing their fee to 10%.
- Provide more analytics to developers, with direct support and refund options.
- Allow apps to be installed outside the App Store, but through a scheme similar to Apple Developer Enterprise Program. If necessary, further restrictions to apps installed outside the App Store, perhaps every options in Privacy & Security settings (e.g., Camera/Photos, Health, HomeKit, Contacts, etc.)
Agree with most of what you said, but allowing third party app store will be disaster for users.
I am concerned that iOS app store will turn into Mac App store.
No one will develop and publish apps in iOS.
So we have to install apps from third party app stores we don't trust.
How do i know what kind of information they are accessing ?
What if third party app stores don't follow Apple guidelines for privacy ?