Apple’s 15% Bid for External App Purchases Tests Limits of Court-Ordered Competition
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Apple’s 15% Bid for External App Purchases Tests Limits of Court-Ordered Competition
Apple wants a piece of transactions that never touch its payment systems. In a filing submitted this week to a federal court in Northern California, the company proposed commissions of up to 15 percent on purchases completed through links that direct iOS users outside the App Store. The move comes after Apple failed to persuade the Supreme Court to pause proceedings in its long-running antitrust dispute with Epic Games. But the details reveal a …
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Apple proposes to reduce its commission on purchases via external links to the App Store to 15%, under pressure from Epic Games and American justice.
Pushed by justice, Apple has finally detailed the commissions she is asking about external purchases in iOS. Developers will look at this very closely.
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