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Apple is slowly making concessions to its onerous App Store policies in the EU, but it’s doing so in the most Apple way imaginable. Belligerently and inconsistently.
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Apple will soon allow iOS users in the EU to download to download apps directly from a developer’s website.
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After the DMA forced Apple to allow alternative app stores on iOS in the EU, EU regulators are looking into Apple’s decision to shut down Epic Games’ developer account.
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The EU Commission is fining Apple €1.8 billion for abusing its position regarding the distribution of music streaming services on iOS.
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Apple released yesterday the first public betas of iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 17.4, which include all the DMA-related platform and App Store changes for EU users.
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Here’s some good news that was lost in the blizzard of news and commentary surrounding Apple’s bad-faith compliance with EU DMA regulations.
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iOS 17.4, which will be released in March, will finally open up the iOS walled garden, but only for users in Europe.
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If the EU’s Digital Markets Act will soon allow iOS users in Europe to download apps from other sources, this may come with new fees and restrictions for developers.
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Apple’s new US App Store policies now allow developers to include links to outside payment systems, but the company will still take its cut.
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The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear both appeals in Epic v. Apple, so Apple is now forced to open up its App Store ecosystem.
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