Apple updates EU App Store terms to align with DMA and broaden payment options

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Apple updates EU App Store terms to align with DMA and broaden payment options
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Apple overhauls EU App Store terms to align with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), effective October 1, moving developers to a single terms set; non‑Store digital transactions incur a 5% Core Technology Commission, while App Store in‑app purchases carry a 26% fee, external payment providers 20%, and 15% for purchases that link out, with reductions for certain programs. Developers can offer both in‑store and external payments in the EU but must keep chosen options for 12 months; a 5% Core Technology Commission also applies to web/third‑party store transactions, and Apple is dropping several old Fees. Web distribution is EU‑only with eligibility rules. The update also adds EU child-safety rules for purchases inside apps, reflecting continued DMA enforcement.

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