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Apple has filed a request with a federal judge to allow the company to charge a commission of up to 15% on purchases made via external links in iOS apps. This move could impact how transactions are handled outside of the App Store.
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Apple has filed a request with a federal judge to allow the company to charge a commission of up to 15% on purchases made via external links in iOS apps. This move could impact how transactions are handled outside of the App Store.
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Apple proposes to take a 15% cut of purchases made outside the App Store
Apple seeks federal approval for 15% commission on external app purchases