Apple is taking no chances after the bug-ridden iOS 13 rollout, and has managed to make the seemingly as uneventful to run on at first brush as the current stable iOS release. It also introduced a new way of looking at apps, with App Clips letting you use a one-off feature without downloading the whole thing.
Its App Store policies, however, are under increased scrutiny by government lawyers, reports today, as devs are forced to break their apps, according to the , in order to avoid the 15%-30% cut Apple takes for each subscription.
If you ...
No comments:
Post a Comment