32% Y/Y fore=ast. However, backing out a $236M one-time legal benefit implies 28% Y/Y no=malized growth. In the June quarter, paid subscriptions to Apple Services t=pped 300M users (+60% Y/Y) and the App Store, AppleCare, Apple Music, iClou= and Apple Pay all set new June quarterly revenue records. For the App

(NFLX reportedly not testing this in the US) then the net revenue =mpact to the App Store on a T12M basis would be 80bps, and about 30bps =or all of Apple Services, with an immaterial impact to total Apple =evenue. And despite the margin profile of the App Store being =eaningfully higher than company average,

ng Lumentum's and Qorvo's negative pre-announcements this =eek suggests investors remain narrowly focused on units, despite the =ncreasing value of Apple Services. As highlighted in our Insight note =ast week, our detailed analysis of Apple Services gives us confidence =n long-term growth and valuation upside

rs instead ought to =ocus on understanding the drivers and growth trajectory of the Services =usiness. We are using this follow-up to our March 2018 Apple Services =eep dive to explore the largest business within Services, the App =tore, which we estimate already accounts for nearly 40% of total =ervices revenu