iLoungeiLounge
  • News
    • Apple
      • AirPods Pro
      • AirPlay
      • Apps
        • Apple Music
      • iCloud
      • iTunes
      • HealthKit
      • HomeKit
      • HomePod
      • iOS 13
      • Apple Pay
      • Apple TV
      • Siri
    • Rumors
    • Humor
    • Technology
      • CES
    • Daily Deals
    • Articles
    • Web Stories
  • iPhone
    • iPhone Accessories
  • iPad
  • iPod
    • iPod Accessories
  • Apple Watch
    • Apple Watch Accessories
  • Mac
    • MacBook Air
    • MacBook Pro
  • Reviews
    • App Reviews
  • How-to
    • Ask iLounge
Font ResizerAa
iLoungeiLounge
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • News
    • Apple
    • Rumors
    • Humor
    • Technology
    • Daily Deals
    • Articles
    • Web Stories
  • iPhone
    • iPhone Accessories
  • iPad
  • iPod
    • iPod Accessories
  • Apple Watch
    • Apple Watch Accessories
  • Mac
    • MacBook Air
    • MacBook Pro
  • Reviews
    • App Reviews
  • How-to
    • Ask iLounge
Follow US

News › Apple

Apple

Apple Store fees and Policies under investigation by US Antitrust Regulators

Last updated: Jun 27, 2020 12:24 pm UTC
By Samantha Wiley
Apple Store Fees and Policies

According to a report by Bloomberg, there is an ongoing inquiry into Apple Store Policies and the US antitrust regulators might have a look at the 30% cut that Apple takes from the in-app purchases.


The lawyers have been meeting with the Apple developers and inquiring about the policies. Last week the lawyers asked the developers about Apple’s rules for the subscription. The meetings between the lawyers and the developers have been taking place now for several months.

Apple Store Fees and Policies

Apple makes the developers use the App Store Payment system for the subscriptions. Apple cuts the fee when a customer subscribes to the developer’s services. The government officials have questioned the developers about the review process of Apple’s App Store.

According to the reports, the lawyers asked one developer if a 30% cut could solve the issue. The report says that the developer replied that the issue was not the cut, it was Apple not allowing them to use any other payment system besides their own.

The case against Apple is serious. However, the regulatory authorities have not yet made any decision.  Once the investigation concludes the antitrust committee will give its verdict.


Latest News
The AirPods 4 is $30 Off
The AirPods 4 is $30 Off
1 Min Read
The 2026 Leagues Cup Can be Streamed on Apple TV
The 2026 Leagues Cup Can be Streamed on Apple TV
1 Min Read
PlasmaSolve Acquired by Apple
PlasmaSolve Acquired by Apple
1 Min Read
MacBook Air Dealing With Big Shortage Issue
MacBook Air Dealing With Big Shortage Issue
1 Min Read
The 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 24GB/1TB is $239 Off
The 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro 24GB/1TB is $239 Off
1 Min Read
AirPods With Cameras Is Closer than We Think
AirPods With Cameras Is Closer than We Think
1 Min Read
Upcoming Apple Smart Glasses May Have Health Features
Upcoming Apple Smart Glasses May Have Health Features
1 Min Read
The Philippines Now Has Apple Pay
The Philippines Now Has Apple Pay
1 Min Read
The Apple Watch Series 11 42mm GPS is $99 Off
The Apple Watch Series 11 42mm GPS is $99 Off
1 Min Read
Upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Predicted To Be More Pricey
Upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Predicted To Be More Pricey
1 Min Read
New iPad Air Could Arrive as Early as 2027
New iPad Air Could Arrive as Early as 2027
1 Min Read
Next-Generation iPhone Air Releasing in First Quarter of Next Year With New Features
Next-Generation iPhone Air Releasing in First Quarter of Next Year With New Features
1 Min Read

iLounge logo

iLounge is an independent resource for all things iPod, iPhone, iPad, and beyond. iPod, iPhone, iPad, iTunes, Apple TV, and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

This website is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
iLounge © 2001 - 2025. All Rights Reserved.
  • Contact Us
  • Submit News
  • About Us
  • Forums
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms Of Use
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?