Author: Jon Porter
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Apple plans to charge developers of dating apps a 27 percent commission on any in-app purchases made via alternative payment systems in the Netherlands, the company has announced. The change comes in response to an order from Dutch competition regulator, the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM), which has demanded that Apple allow dating app developers — and only dating app developers — to use alternatives to Apple’s in-app payment system in the country. Twenty-seven percent represents only a 3 percent reduction compared to the 30 percent commission Apple typically charges for developers using its own payment system.
The announcement follows Google’s proposal to reduce its commission by 4 percent for developers using alternative...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Apple plans to charge developers of dating apps a 27 percent commission on any in-app purchases made via alternative payment systems in the Netherlands, the company has announced. The change comes in response to an order from Dutch competition regulator, the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM), which has demanded that Apple allow dating app developers — and only dating app developers — to use alternatives to Apple’s in-app payment system in the country. Twenty-seven percent represents only a 3 percent reduction compared to the 30 percent commission Apple typically charges for developers using its own payment system.
The announcement follows Google’s proposal to reduce its commission by 4 percent for developers using alternative...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...