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[ad_1] Former President Donald J. Trump announced on Wednesday evening that he will launch a “media powerhouse”. Its flagship operation will be Truth Social, a Twitter-like social network that will “stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech,” said in a statement. Within two hours, hackers had access to a special version of the social …
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[ad_1] Google says it plans to reduce the cut it receives in subscription-based apps on the Play Store for devices running Android software, in final concession to regulatory pressure that questioned whether the company was overpaying developers. Inside a blog post On Thursday, Google said it will reduce subscription commissions to 15 percent for apps …
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[ad_1] Apple on Friday asked a federal appeals court to overturn a legal ruling that would require the tech giant to change strict App Store rules and allow app developers to notify customers about ways to pay for subscriptions and services outside of the App Store. NS The September decision followed a year-long legal battle …
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[ad_1] pictureFacebook’s decision to pause the development of “Instagram Kids” came amid questions about the app’s impact on young people’s mental health.Credit…Lionel Bonaventure/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Facebook said on Monday it is pausing development of an “Instagram Kids” service that will be adapted for children 13 and under because of questions about the app’s …
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[ad_1] NGOs warned forcing companies to comply The combination of laws and regulations risks creating a more fragmented internet where access to information and products will depend on where people are. Companies must weigh the value of offering their services in a country like Russia, where they are seen as more independent from local technology …
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[ad_1] Dan Burkhart, CEO of Recurly, a subscription management and billing platform that works with more than 2,000 companies, said that many of the app developers he regularly communicates with played with enthusiasm Friday afternoon. He said larger companies with “established momentum and notoriety” would likely benefit from being able to refer loyal customers elsewhere. …
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[ad_1] A federal judge on Friday ordered Apple to stop restricting app developers from diverting customers to other ways to pay for their services; It’s a move that will allow companies to avoid Apple’s commission of up to 30 percent on some app sales. The order could upset the economy of a $100 billion online …
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[ad_1] The one thing you can’t do in the Netflix app on an Apple device is to subscribe to Netflix. A message on the app’s home screen explains this and encourages new users to return “when you’re a member”. It’s up to them to figure out how to do that. This confusing setup is an …
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[ad_1] Apple, legally settlement Announced with a group of app developers on Thursday, the company said it will allow developers to encourage customers to pay outside of their iPhone apps. The move would allow app manufacturers to avoid paying Apple commissions on their sales, and could relax developers and regulators over control over mobile apps, …
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[ad_1] The court feud with Epic, played out in a federal court in Oakland, California earlier this year, likely poses a greater threat to Apple’s App Store business. Epic wants to force the iPhone maker to allow app developers to avoid App Store commissions entirely, which would be a huge financial blow for Apple. A …
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[ad_1] Apple said Wednesday it is changing App Store policies to allow certain types of apps to do business more directly with their customers. Under the change, so-called reader apps, which include Netflix and Spotify, will be allowed to add a link to their apps to direct users to set up or manage their accounts …
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[ad_1] Apple’s App Store stay when apple sued Yesterday represented a shift in the balance of power in an app ecosystem that the tech giant had long tightly controlled, brought about by a group of small app developers. Just how much of a change is up for debate. What did Apple accept? Developers will now …