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Oliver Haslam

Apple to explain its mammoth EU App Store rule changes in 30-minute developer consultations

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Following Apple's decision to make sweeping changes to the App Store in the European Union, some developers might be confused or concerned about what the change means for them, their apps, and their businesses. Apple says that those developers can now get the answers they need and provide feedback on the changes as part of a 30-minute consultation with "an Apple team member."

Apple is changing the way the App Store works in the EU in an attempt to better align itself with upcoming Digital Markets Act rule changes. Those changes come into force in early March and Apple is expected to release the iOS 17.4 update before then in order to comply. But the changes that the update brings are many and varied, and Apple appears to be aware that it might not have done the best of jobs communicating those changes. As a result, Apple has shared the news that the consultations will be available to those who need a helping hand.

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