Apple announces sweeping changes to U.S. App Store in favor of developersWhat you need to know
Apple and developers have reached an agreement on the Cameron et al v. Apple Inc. lawsuit.
The company has announced seven changes to the App Store in the United States.
The changes now go to court approval.
App Store changes are coming to the United States.
Today, Apple has announced a few notable changes to the App Store in the United States that, "pending court approval, will resolve a class-action suit from US developers." The case is Cameron et al v. Apple Inc.
In a press release, the company announced that developers will now be able to share purchase options that exist outside of an app within the app itself. This is a major change, as Apple has so far not allowed developers to do this in their apps. The agreement also allows developers to expand price points for apps and in-app purchases as well as establishes a new fund to help developers in the country.
The agreement clarifies that developers can share purchase options with users outside of t...
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Apple announces sweeping changes to U.S. App Store in favor of developers
