European Commission approves of Apple's new App Store terms even if Epic doesn't
There has been very little pushback against Apple's new business terms in the EU, primarily from Epic Games, and even the European Commission has welcomed the changes. The European Commission is finally happy with Apple's App Store business model The Digital Markets Act forced Apple to rethink its business model in the European Union, which was initially rejected due to the Core Technology Fee and confusing rates. After going back to the negotiating table, Apple seemingly has found a solution that makes almost everyone happy. A report from Irish Independent detailed the European Commission's response to Apple's new business terms for the EU. They share that they welcome the changes and will monitor Apple's implementation of the terms. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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There has been very little pushback against Apple's new business terms in the EU, primarily from Epic Games, and even the European Commission has welcomed the changes. The European Commission is finally happy with Apple's App Store business model The Digital Markets Act forced Apple to rethink its business model in the European Union, which was initially rejected due to the Core Technology Fee and confusing rates. After going back to the negotiating table, Apple seemingly has found a solution that makes almost everyone happy. A report from Irish Independent detailed the European Commission's response to Apple's new business terms for the EU. They share that they welcome the changes and will monitor Apple's implementation of the terms. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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There has been very little pushback against Apple's new business terms in the EU, primarily from Epic Games, and even the European Commission has welcomed the changes.
The European Commission is finally happy with Apple's App Store business model The Digital Markets Act forced Apple to rethink its business model in the European Union, which was initially rejected due to the Core Technology Fee and confusing rates.
After going back to the negotiating table, Apple seemingly has found a solution that makes almost everyone happy.
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