Apple's new tiered service scheme in Europe, required by regulators, permits developers to opt out of specific App Store services. This scheme followed an agreed Store Services Fee for services provided to developers. Despite backlash from developers about the optional service tiers, Apple's compliance reflects the tense relationship with regulators, who seem to make decisions that occasionally lack clarity and consistency. Additionally, regulators have redefined the concept of "steering," insisting on allowing links to third-party app stores, which Apple contests as exceeding legal requirements.
Apple's recently introduced tiered service scheme in Europe, mandated by regulators, allows developers to opt out of certain services, reflecting difficulties between Apple and regulatory bodies.
Regulators required Apple to implement a tiered fee structure for App Store services, resulting in complaints from developers about the lack of clarity and consistency in the rules.
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