"Apple's New Fees and Restrictions for Sideloading in Europe"

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Apple is preparing for the Digital Markets Act in Europe by making concessions such as offering competitors access to its tap-to-pay mobile wallet system and gearing up for sideloading, which may include levying fees on developers. The act requires platforms to allow third parties to interoperate with their services and access user-generated data, with penalties for non-compliance. Apple's actions may be a response to potential revenue loss from changes to the App Store's practices, and other tech firms may follow suit.
- Apple Eyes Fees as It Readies for Europe's Digital Markets Act PYMNTS.com
- Apple plans new fees and restrictions | World DNA | WION WION
- Apple Plans New Fees and Restrictions for Downloads Outside App Store The Wall Street Journal
- Apple reportedly plans to charge developers if they offer sideloaded apps Engadget
- Report: Sideloading in Europe Will Still Involve App Review and Fees MacRumors
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