Apple has announced a new set of App Store rules for the European Union, aiming to resolve ongoing disagreements with the European Commission regarding business terms and app distribution methods. The company stated these changes are intended to address the Commission's concerns and ensure compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
Under the revised framework, all developers distributing apps within the EU will be subject to a unified set of business terms. This includes provisions for alternative app distribution channels and modifications to how digital transactions are handled for apps offered outside the traditional App Store model. These adjustments signal Apple's effort to adapt its policies to the EU's regulatory landscape.
Apple Revises EU App Store Rules to Settle Commission Disputes
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