OutLawGadgets
  • Home
  • Gadget

    Asus ROG Rapture GT-AC5300: The ultimate router for gamers and nerds

    Amazon Fire 7 (2017): Small improvements make Amazon’s budget tablet a better bargain

    Apple iMac Pro is promisingly powerful

    Microsoft Surface Pro 4: iterative in the best sense of the word

    Asus ZenBook UX305 review: A most affordable and excellent Ultrabook

    Microsoft Surface Book review: An amazing laptop that does even more as a tablet

    Anker SoundBuds Slim review: A wireless headphone bargain that’s hard to beat

    Belkin WeMo Dimmer review: Features shine with Belkin WeMo’s dimmable smart switch

    Rotimatic review: There are still some kinks in this Indian flatbread maker

    BT Whole Home Wi-Fi review: Whole house coverage

    Trending Tags

    • CES 2017
    • Super Car
    • eSports
    • Best Phone 2017
  • Computer
  • Laptop
  • Mobile
  • Phone
No Result
View All Result
OutLawGadgets
No Result
View All Result
OutLawGadgets
Home Computer

Apple Developers In Korea Can Now Use Third-Party Payment Systems

admin by admin
January 13, 2022
in Computer
0
Apple Developers In Korea Can Now Use Third-Party Payment Systems
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter


Not too long ago, the courts in South Korea passed a new law that would require companies like Apple and Google to allow for third-party payment systems in their app stores. This means that developers will be able to choose a different payment system other than the default one that Apple and Google uses.

This in turn would allow developers to potentially find a cheaper payments provider and won’t have to give a 30% cut to Apple or Google for any purchases made. It looks like Apple has ultimately decided to give in because according to the Korea Times, the company has agreed to allow for different payment systems.

However, developers won’t be able to completely escape not paying Apple. The company declined to mention how much they would charge developers, but they did state that it will be lower than 30%. They say that their rate and the date of implementation will only be determined once discussions with Korea’s regulators are finished.

That being said, it seems that it won’t be much cheaper because Google had previously stated that their fees will be 26%, so it is largely expected that Apple will follow suit or somewhere close. It probably won’t be too huge of a difference for some developers, except for those who are making millions where the potential savings of 4% could amount to thousands of dollars.

Filed in Apple >Cellphones. Read more about Apps, iOS and Legal. Source: phonearena



Download APP

Previous Post

T-Mobile Blames iOS 15.2 Bug For Blocking iCloud Private Relay

Next Post

Acer ConceptD 5 Review (i7-11800H+RTX3060)

admin

admin

Next Post
Acer ConceptD 5 Review (i7-11800H+RTX3060)

Acer ConceptD 5 Review (i7-11800H+RTX3060)

Apple Refutes T-Mobile’s Claim That iOS 15.2 Bug Is Disabling iCloud Private Relay

T-Mobile Reportedly Blocking iPhone Users From Enabling iCloud Private Relay

Microsoft Confirms That All Their Xbox One Consoles Have Been Discontinued

Microsoft Confirms That All Their Xbox One Consoles Have Been Discontinued

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Archives

  • July 2022
  • June 2022
  • May 2022
  • April 2022
  • March 2022
  • February 2022
  • January 2022
  • December 2021
  • November 2021

Categories

  • Car
  • Computer
  • Gadget
  • Laptop
  • Mobile
  • Phone

Popular Tag

Best Laptop Best Phone 2017 Bluetooth Device CES 2017 eSports Gadget Week Home Entertaimnet MP3 Players Nintendo Switch Sillicon Valley Smart Home Sport & Outdoors Super Car Wearable Tech Weareable Device

Download App

  • About
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact

2022 - all right reserve by OutLawGadgets.com

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Gadget
  • Computer
  • Laptop
  • Mobile
  • Phone

2022 - all right reserve by OutLawGadgets.com