Apple on Thursday announced a series of updates to its developer policies to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). The news, which was expected, ...

Apple is updating its App Store linking rules and fees in the European Union to comply with the requirements of the Digital ...

A legal decision chips away at Apple’s dominance in the mobile app economy, giving entertainment developers new ways to ...

Apple is appealing the 500 million euro ($570 million) fine that it is facing in the European Union for allegedly violating the Digital ...

The ruling could ultimately mean lower costs to Apple developers and consumers because app makers would have a way to circumvent Apple’s up to 30% fee for in-app purchases by directing consumers ...

Creators will have to switch to Patreon’s subscription billing method in order to fit constraints imposed by Apple’s in-app purchase system. Because of the rule, Apple will automatically start ...

These numbers complicate the ongoing debate about Apple's App Store fees. While Apple does charge a 30% commission on digital purchases, most transactions on the platform fall outside that category.

Apple's changes to its App Store rules and fees will likely secure the green light from EU antitrust regulators, people with ...

And while Apple’s EU compliance with the Digital Markets Act offers a way around App Store fees, it’s limited to the EU. If your audience is global, this method won’t cut it.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) updated its App Store fee structure for developers in the European Union to comply with recent rules introduced by the European Commission's Digital Markets Act. The changes ...

Apple is also adding a new fee structure for apps that link to a web page and do not use the App Store. First, there’s an “Initial Acquisition Fee,” which is a commission on digital goods ...