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What app developers actually think about the EU vs Apple debate on third-party app stores - Vimarsana News

What app developers actually think about the EU vs Apple debate on third-party app stores

The EU recently introduced new laws that will force Apple to allow third party app stores on its devices. Here's what app developers think.

Apple's 8 Biggest Software Gaffes - Vimarsana News

Apple's 8 Biggest Software Gaffes

Apple has a history of appealing product design, user-friendly software, and releasing products that are built to last. Along the way, Cupertino has made its fair share of memorable gaffes too. Here are some of the more notable mistakes.

Apple will let your subscription apps charge you more money without asking - Vimarsana News

Apple will let your subscription apps charge you more money without asking

Apple has announced new App Store rules that will make it so developers can increase their subscription prices without you having to opt-into the change when it comes time to auto-renew.

Apple's test of a new iOS subscription payment system is a huge step back - Vimarsana News

Apple's test of a new iOS subscription payment system is a huge step back

Developers of subscription-based apps on iOS devices could soon be able to automatically charge renewal price increases without having to ask users for permission.

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Apple testing App Store feature that automatically opts users in to price hikes - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Apple testing App Store feature that automatically opts users in to price hikes - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

Apple is quietly testing a new App Store feature that allows developers to automatically raise prices on app subscriptions without a user's explicit opt-in.

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