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Apple is reportedly planning to ask for a free from developers offering sideloaded apps. With the Digital Markets Act (DMA) soon taking effect, a new report claims that Apple has plans to still charge developers a fee that it would need to pay the company for its offer of sideloaded apps.

As new European tech regulations are set to take effect in the coming weeks, Apple is preparing for a future where it will be required to allow users to download apps from sources outside of its App Store.

Devs must ask permission to use 3rd-party payments, and Apple still wants a cut.

Apple’s new 27% commission charge leaves the Cary-based game developer, and its billionaire CEO, vowing to continue battling in court.

Apple Inc. is opening its US App Store to allow outside payment options after the Supreme Court refused to consider the company’s appeal in an antitrust suit…

Apple will open up its US App Store to allow outside payment options, following a Supreme Court ruling this week. The company will now let all third-party…

After the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear its appeal, Apple is changing its U.S. App Store guidelines. App developers are now able to…

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's denial of Apple's appeal in its ongoing battle with Epic Games, the Cupertino-based company has announced several changes to its App Store Guidelines.

Apple has announced changes to its App Store rules to comply with a U.S. court ruling that prevents the company from enforcing anti-steering measures.

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