Coinbase says Apple is blocking the ability to send NFTs on iOS
Issues with sending NFTs through Coinbase on iOS are apparently being caused by Apple.
Coinbase Wallet is a mobile app that provides quick and easy access to crypto and NFT assets for owners on the go. It also allows users to send and receive assets as part of its service. Earlier today, iOS users began to notice that they were being prevented from exchanging NFTs on Coinbase Wallet. Coinbase has released a statement saying that this function is being blocked by Apple due to a discrepancy over its in-app purchase system.
The Coinbase Wallet Twitter account rolled out a thread of tweets earlier today that explained the ongoing issue preventing iOS users from sending NFTs on the platform. “This is because Apple blocked our last app release until we disabled the feature.” It’s a concerning development for NFT owners that utilize the Coinbase Wallet app on iOS. The company goes on to explain the situation in further detail.
Coinbase wraps things up by stating that the company hopes that this is just some sort of oversight or misunderstanding on Apple’s part. If so, this wouldn’t even be the first time this week that Apple has found itself in such a situation. Twitter CEO Elon Musk stated just days ago that Apple was threatening to pull the social media platform from the App Store, but that turned out not to be the case following an in-person meeting between Tim Cook and Elon Musk.
If there are any updates to the ongoing issue with Coinbase Wallet and Apple, we’ll be sure to update this story.
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replyDonovan Erskine posted a new article, Coinbase says Apple is blocking the ability to send NFTs on iOS
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I unfed this because I want to watch crypto burn but I'm not entirely sure how I feel about what's actually going on.
It's not really much different than any other app that lets you buy tokens to trade for in-app content or whatever. Talking at a non-specific high level, if you were allowed to trade your tokens to others in the app for content and the app developer took a fee on the transaction. Does that happen anywhere else in the app world?
Probably not because that transaction would cost a trivial amount to make happen if blockchain wasn't involved so no one would pay it.
Just thinking out loud that there isn't actually any real money exchange happening here and people already have to be bought into the funny money, so why should apple get a cut of the funny money other than greed?-
This is like Apple asking for a 30% cut of the value if you trade digital Magic cards with another player on iOS
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No but only because WotC only has trading in their old Windows game (Magic Online).
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Or asking for a cut of the eBay fee if you use the eBay app to sell something.
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