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App Store 变天!苹果史上首次开放第三方下载意味着什么?
二是 App Store 的「史诗级」更新,苹果官网正式宣布,欧洲市场的苹果商城,从 3 月起允许从第三方下载应用,并调整对应用开发者的佣金抽成比例。 后者对苹果来说,不算好消息,但对欧洲用户、创作者和欧盟而言,似乎指向利好。 长期以来 App Store 以封闭式的设计为基本原则,严格的准入机制让苹果生态成了安全至上的「桃花源」,但过于封闭的政策和高昂的佣金抽成比例,也引起了不少开发者的不满。 苹果也在官网给出了详细的更新列表,可以看出,为了符合欧盟《数字市场法案》的要求,苹果也是一咬牙一跺脚,忍痛割了不少肉。
欧盟警告:若苹果公司App Store政策调整不力 其“将面临严厉处罚”
【欧盟警告:若苹果公司App Store政策调整不力 其“将面临严厉处罚”】财联社1月26日电,欧盟委员会内部市场专员蒂埃里·布雷顿1月26日警告称,若苹果公司对欧盟地区App Store政策的调整不符合欧盟即将生效的《数字市场法案》(DMA),该公司“将面临严厉处罚”。 “特别声明:以上作品内容(包括在内的视频、图片或音频)为凤凰网旗下自媒体平台“大风号”用户上传并发布,本平台仅提供信息存储空间
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