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Apple is giving exemptions and lower fees for alternative app stores to small developers in the EU. It is known that Apple is still charging developers in the EU despite distributing on alternative app stores, but that is now changing with its recent policy update, particularly for small-time developers.

Apple's tap-and-go technology uses near-field communication, or NFC, allows for contactless payments with mobile wallets.

Apple brings a new direct website download feature for iOS, but there are massive requirements. European developers see a new Apple sideloading feature from Cupertino which will allow them to distribute their iOS apps directly from their websites or other platforms, but there is a requirement.

The fine is expected to be announced early next month., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Complying with the EU's DMA, Apple has announced that starting in March, iPhone users can expect to see third-party app stores, giving them the choice to download apps from multiple sources.

Apple Digital Markets Act: Apples appeal is still in draft form and could change before the Nov. 16 deadline to file challenges at the EUs General Court, according to a Bloomberg report.

Apples appeal is still in draft form and could change before the Nov. 16 deadline to file challenges at the EUs General Court, according to a Bloomberg report.

Apple on Wednesday said it remained concerned about privacy and security risks it sees in the new EU Digital Markets Act (DMA).

The 'Apps by Apple' section showcases some of the most popular apps developed by Apple, including Safari, iMessage, Final Cut Pro, GarageBand, and more. Here's what it could mean in the context of the EU.

This case, spearheaded by EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager, carries significant implications for corporate tax liabilities