Apple said it has resolved its dispute with the European Union over App Store fees and will remove the per-install fee charged to app developers in the EU. The update was reported by ChainCatcher in a technology news brief. No additional details on timing or implementation were disclosed in the source text. The announcement centers on App Store fee arrangements in the European market and Apple’s decision to eliminate the installation-based charge for developers there.
Apple said it has resolved its dispute with the European Union over App Store fees and will remove the per-install fee charged to app developers in the EU, according to ChainCatcher.
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