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One-Third of Apple, Google Apps are Outdated — What Can Happen to Them? - Vimarsana News

One-Third of Apple, Google Apps are Outdated — What Can Happen to Them?

The study from the analytics firm, Pixalate, found that one-third of Apple and Google Apps are outdated, and now developers are facing grave consequences.

Apple Responds to Developers' Complaints: 'Remove Apps that no Longer Function' - Vimarsana News

Apple Responds to Developers' Complaints: 'Remove Apps that no Longer Function'

Apple said these apps were removed since they are not updated and downloaded by users. Several developers have raised concerns over Apple sending them an email and threatening their apps to be removed from the App Store, citing that they had not been updated in a "significant amount of time.

Apple App Store Determined in Removing Outdated Apps — Indie Developers Are NOT Happy - Vimarsana News

Apple App Store Determined in Removing Outdated Apps — Indie Developers Are NOT Happy

Apple started removing apps that have yet to be updated for "a significant amount of time" after 30 days. Unsurprisingly, this has angered indie app developers.

Apple announced to make AirTag for tracking personal items through 'Find My app' - Vimarsana News

Apple announced to make AirTag for tracking personal items through 'Find My app'

Apple has announced that they will be working on making a key to AirTags which will enable the users to track personal items through the Find My app.

Apple urges CCI to dismiss India apps market antitrust case - Vimarsana News

Apple urges CCI to dismiss India apps market antitrust case

The filing was made after the Competition Commission of India started reviewing allegations that Apple hurts competition by forcing app developers to use its proprietary system which can charge commissions of up to 30% on in-app purchases.