What the Changes in Apple’s App Store Mean for iPhone Users
Source: New York Times
For iPhone users, the experience of installing apps has been mostly seamless for over a decade: You look up an app and tap a button to download it.The not-so-seamless part has involved buying some things.Paying for subscriptions and virtual goods, like weapons inside games, can usually be done instantly by scanning your face and letting Apple handle the transaction. But app makers have long been required to pay…
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