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Microsoft President of Xbox Sarah Bond has issued a statement on Apple's plan to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act.

Apples Core Technology Fee has become the latest flashpoint in its ongoing battle with app developers over App Store policies.

Spotify is among the companies expressing dissatisfaction with Apple’s approach to complying with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). The DMA aims to introduce features such as sideloading apps, alternative app stores, browser choice, and other changes. Last Friday, the streaming music company released its official statement in regards to Apple’s recently implemented DMA regulations. …

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Count Spotify among those not thrilled with how Apple has chosen to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which sets the stage for sideloading

Apple has revealed its complex plans to support app sideloading in the European Union, and opened the door for cloud gaming services and contactless payments beyond Apple Pay.

Apple has announced that iOS and iPadOS 17.4 will introduce support for developer app sideloading and third party app stores in the EU, complying with the

Apple has laid down the rules for opening a competing app store. It's not pleased too many of its rivals.

Among the critics are Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, who calls Apple's plan an 'illegal anticompetitive scheme rife with new Junk Fees on downloads.'

Apple will soon start letting users in the European Union sideload apps and download alternative app stores, however, the change also introduces limitations and fees for developers.