Apple has announced significant changes to its App Store policies for developers in the European Union, a move driven by the upcoming Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The tech giant will allow developers to offer alternative in-app payment systems and distribute their apps through alternative marketplaces within the EU. These adjustments aim to comply with the DMA's requirements for greater openness and interoperability in the digital marketplace, potentially reshaping how users access and pay for applications on iOS devices across the bloc.
Apple Adapts EU App Store Rules Amid Digital Markets Act Compliance
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