Apple eases App Store rules under EU pressure

Apple has announced that starting next October, it will change the rules of the App Store in response to European Union pressures, aiming to enable users to have more options for downloading and paying for apps. The modifications will allow developers to choose broader methods for distributing their software, as well as facilitate downloading apps from external sources, thereby enhancing competition and reducing Apple's control over the distribution market. This comes after the European Commission imposed a fine on the company in April 2025 for violations of the Digital Markets Act, which requires safeguards to ensure fair competition in the digital market.

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