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Coalition for App Fairness Calls Apple's Plan to Comply With DMA a 'Shameless Insult' - Vimarsana News

Coalition for App Fairness Calls Apple's Plan to Comply With DMA a 'Shameless Insult'

The Coalition for App Fairness has issued a statement condemning Apple's plan to comply with the EU's Digital Markets App as a 'shameless insult'.

Epic Tim Sweeney: Apple's EU concessions are hot garbage - Vimarsana News

Epic Tim Sweeney: Apple's EU concessions are hot garbage

The App Store policy changes that are coming in iOS 17.4 aren't enough for Epic's Tim Sweeney, with him firing back at Apple for implementing an "anticompetitive scheme rife with junk fees."

Apple Changes Its App Store Policy. Critics Call the Moves 'Outrageous.' - Vimarsana News

Apple Changes Its App Store Policy. Critics Call the Moves 'Outrageous.'

The iPhone maker will allow developers to process purchases outside of its app store but will still charge a commission.

Apple's App Store Policy Revamp Comes Under Fire: Cupertino 'Will Stop At Nothing To Protect The Profits' - Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT) - Vimarsana News

Apple's App Store Policy Revamp Comes Under Fire: Cupertino 'Will Stop At Nothing To Protect The Profits' - Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT)

Apple's recent App Store policy changes, introducing a 27% commission on alternative payment methods, have sparked outrage among developers and are leading to escalating legal challenges.

Apple's Decision To Charge 27% Commission On External Payments Draws Criticism - Vimarsana News

Apple's Decision To Charge 27% Commission On External Payments Draws Criticism

Apple updated its store’s policy to allow app makers to use external payment services, but the company will still take a 27% cut on all in-app purchases.

Source: forbes.com