Still, the platform suffers from counterfeit or knockoffs. Microsoft Store does not have the vast selection of apps that Google Play Store and Apple App Store offers. In fact, ever since Audacity was released back in May 2000, the software has been open-source. At least three of the versions listed on the Microsoft Store charge $4.99 to download and use an app that has always been free. It is concerning to note that there are about half a dozen apps on the Microsoft Store all claiming to be the iconic audio editor. Needless to mention, the company is the lead developer of the software as mentioned on Audacity’s official website in the “about” section as well as on the credits page. The Audacity version listed on the Microsoft Store claims it is “developed by the Muse Group & the Audacity Open-Source Community”.
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