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Apple will cut App Store commissions by half to 15% for small app makers
The move is an olive branch from Apple to lawmakers over its App Store business practices, which have been under increasing scrutiny for the past year.
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i imagine google would have to follow.
Apple now lets you share how much you love or hate built-in apps via App Store reviews - 9to5Mac
For the longest time, the App Store did not allow users to rate or review Apple’s built-in iPhone and iPad...
9to5mac.com
I had no idea that till now you couldn't rate Apple's apps. Guess the lawsuits regarding their app store and antitrust proceedings forced them to change the policy.
Apple Apps on the App Store
Download apps by Apple, including Apple Partner Media Review, TestFlight, Apple Developer, and many more.
apps.apple.com
Already having fun reading Apple Maps reviews.
App Store subscriptions can now charge you more without your approval
Apple has updated its App Store policies to allow developers to charge you more for auto-renewing subscriptions under specific circumstances without your prior, explicit approval for the price hike.
www.neowin.net
Apple announces biggest upgrade to App Store pricing, adding 700 new price points
Apple today announced the most comprehensive upgrade to pricing capabilities since the App Store first launched.
www.apple.com
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Here’s the new Apple tax every developer is going to hate
50 cents is the new 30 percent.
www.theverge.com
Apple allows devs to promote subscriptions on the web with a 27% cut | TechCrunch
Apple updated its App Store guidelines to allow U.S-based developers to link out to the web for in-app purchase options.
techcrunch.com
Apple's reluctant, punitive compliance with regulators will burn its political and developer goodwill | TechCrunch
Apple is increasingly making big product changes reluctantly in response to legal issues and regulator demands, instead of being driven by innovation.
techcrunch.com
Apple is doing in 2024 what Twitter did in 2012.
There's a fee (0.5euro per user per year) if your app crosses 1 million installs on a 3rd party store.
The third-party store has to pay the same fee for every installation. And 1 million installation freebie don't apply to them.
If a developer even links to a payment option outside the Apple store, Apple wants a 27% cut of that. (Impossible to calculate and prove though)
On top of that, Apple in its letter to customers warned that these measures will decrease security so probably don't use apps that want you to use a 3rd party system.
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Mozilla says Apple’s new browser rules are “as painful as possible” for Firefox
Mozilla is “extremely disappointed.”
www.theverge.com
Lol Browsers who don't want to use Webkit can do so only in the EU. Firefox EU and Firefox regular. lol
