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App subscriptions may get cheaper as U.S. court forces Apple to change its app store payment rules
Apple has revised app store guidelines for developers, allowing them to enable external links or payment gateways to pay for app purchases and subscriptions without any commission. The change comes a day after a California-based District Court ruled Apple had failed to comply with the 2021 judgment in the landmark Apple vs.
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