Today, when I paid for a navigation app, I encountered something quite frustrating.

My Apple account has always used the US region, so I instinctively clicked the payment button. The price displayed at the time was $0.99, which is approximately 6.89 RMB based on the exchange rate. Later, I remembered to switch back to the regional account to check, and the price directly changed to 9.9 RMB.

For the same service, domestic users have to pay 43% more. Even more ironic is that 90% of the users of this product are in China, yet we are bearing a higher price.

Is this regional differential pricing strategy really reasonable? Clearly, it mainly serves the local market, yet local users are paying more. I wonder if others have encountered similar situations; this kind of operation is really hard to understand.