“Developers still can’t include language about going directly to their websites for a discounted rate”
“However, the rulings establised that Apple’s so-called “anti-steering” rules—language prohibiting developers from mentioning cheaper or alternative purchasing options that might be available outside of an app—were anticompetitive.”
Well, I guess it’s time to sue again since Apple is refusing to respect the court ruling.
“Developers still can’t include language about going directly to their websites for a discounted rate”
“However, the rulings establised that Apple’s so-called “anti-steering” rules—language prohibiting developers from mentioning cheaper or alternative purchasing options that might be available outside of an app—were anticompetitive.”
Well, I guess it’s time to sue again since Apple is refusing to respect the court ruling.
They’re not. They’re observing to the letter. It’s almost malicious compliance.
Def malicious compliance.