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Apple’s EU App Store Fees Change October 1: 26%, 20%, 15%, or 5%—Which Route Applies?
Technology·20 August 2026

Apple’s EU App Store Fees Change October 1: 26%, 20%, 15%, or 5%—Which Route Applies?

Apple’s new EU App Store terms take effect October 1, 2026. Here’s how the 26%, 20%, 15%, and 5% fee paths differ, what the 12-month payment-choice lock means, and how developers can compare them before switching.

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Apple’s 15% External-Payment Proposal Is Not the U.S. Rule Yet: What iOS Developers Should Do
Technology·14 August 2026

Apple’s 15% External-Payment Proposal Is Not the U.S. Rule Yet: What iOS Developers Should Do

Apple has proposed U.S. link-out fees of 15%, 10% and 5%, but the court has not approved them. Here is what iOS developers can do now, what remains unsettled, and how to plan checkout without betting on a temporary rule.

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Sign in with Apple Is Moving to private.icloud.com: 6 Places Your App Can Break
Technology·13 August 2026

Sign in with Apple Is Moving to private.icloud.com: 6 Places Your App Can Break

Apple is moving new Sign in with Apple and Hide My Email aliases to private.icloud.com. Here is what developers should change before the cutover.

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Does Your iOS App Count as Social Media Now? Apple’s September 2026 Rule Explained
Technology·11 August 2026

Does Your iOS App Count as Social Media Now? Apple’s September 2026 Rule Explained

Apple will require developers to answer new social-media capability questions when submitting apps and updates starting in September 2026. Here is how to tell whether your app qualifies, what changes if it does, and what to check before your next submission.

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