Apple recently updated its developer policies to align with the EU's Digital Markets Act, avoiding further fines after a previous €500 million penalty. These updates enable app developers to link to alternative payment methods outside the App Store, thus enhancing their customer communication strategies. Furthermore, Apple revamped its fee structure, introducing an initial acquisition fee and varying service fees, depending on the developer's tier. This approach replaces the previously used Core Technology Fee, with additional options for linking alternative payments.
Apple's updates to developer policies under the EU's Digital Markets Act offer greater freedom for app developers regarding payment methods and communication with customers.
The new rules allow EU app developers to link to alternative payment options, reducing their reliance on Apple's App Store payment system and fees.
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