Apple today announced that developers in Brazil will be allowed to distribute iPhone apps through alternative app marketplaces on iOS, and accept payments through third-party platforms. In other words,

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Chinese developers are demanding lower commissions from the market regulator SAMR and alignment of App Store conditions with global standards.

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