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Ahead of Apple CEO Tim Cook participating in an interview with The New York Times' Kara Swisher released on Monday -- an interview which generated tons of news headlines, thanks to Cook discussing everything from Facebook to Parler, Elon Musk, privacy, iOS 14.5, and much more -- new data was released that will provide more fodder for the long-running Apple vs Android debate.
According to research from Sensor Tower, iPhone users in the US spent an average of $138 on apps from the Apple App Store in 2020, up 38% from the year prior. That includes money spent on premium apps as well as on in-app purchases, but it also doesn't even come close to reflecting the totality of what iPhone users actually spent on apps last year, since it excludes purchases from within apps like Amazon and Uber that aren't processed through the App Store.
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