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[–] TheFeatureCreature@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

So this isn’t going to be an open and free way for developers to distribute apps over the web to iOS devices in EU markets. “Apple will authorize developers after meeting specific criteria and committing to ongoing requirements that help protect users,” says Apple. Developers will need to be part of Apple’s Developer Program and be registered in the EU. They’ll also need to agree to a number of key undertakings, as outlined by Apple:

The EU needs to drag Apple back into court and keep hitting them over the head until they actually comply.