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Apple has today announced more changes to its Core Technology Fee in the EU, as well as plans to bring its iOS App Store changes to iPadOS.

Despite the EU claiming that the iPad qualifies under its Digital Markets Act as a gatekeeper when it does not yet, Apple has announced that it will comply regardless.

Apple has announced that it will bring iPadOS into compliance with the Digital Markets Act in the EU, following the platform's designation as a gatekeeper earlier this week.

Responding to criticism that its Core Technology Fee for EU developers could see small App Store developers owing Apple excessive fees, the company has revised its rules for eligibility.

Despite the EU claiming that the iPad qualifies under its Digital Markets Act as a gatekeeper when it does not yet, Apple has announced that it will comply regardless.

Apple announced changes to its Core Technology Fee (CTF) today that are meant to ease the fee's impact on small developers in the EU.

Apple has confirmed that features like sideloading, third-party browser engines, and will come to the iPad in the EU this fall

Company also updates fee policy for devs who don't use Apple's App Store.

NEW DELHI — Apple on Thursday allowed small developers more ways around its alternative app store tax in the European Union (EU).

Apple to allow alternative app stores & payments on iPads in the EU. Developers gain flexibility, users get more app choices, but impact on prices & security unclear.