Spatif said on Friday that Apple had approved the updated its US app, which would allow consumers to access pricing information and external payment links. Approval comes after one day The American judge ordered Apple Stop charging commission charging on purchase through iPhone apps.
“In the victory of consumers, artists, creators and writers, Apple has approved Spatif’s US app, Spatif spokesman Jane Morin said in a statement to Tech Crunch. “After almost a decade, it will be Finally Allow us freely pricing information and purchase Links links, transparency and selection for US consumers.
It continued. “Now we can give consumers a low cost, more control and easy access to the experience of spataf. It has more work to do even more, but today represent an important milestone for developers and businessmen everywhere who want to build and compete in the highest level of playground. This is a new era, and we are not ready for this show.”
The updated app, version 9.0.40, is now running on the App Store. Spatif is now one of the first major apps to get a new update to open the purchase.
Spatif submitted an update to Apple yesterday, noting that it could tell users about various purchase options and how much cost each in the iPhone app. Customers can also link to buy or replace their Spataf Subscription Plan on the company’s website, where Apple’s 30 % service will not be subject to Apple’s payment in its transaction. In addition, Spatif said he would now be able to tell users about promotional offers in the app.
Apple said on Wednesday that it would comply with the court order, but it strictly disagrees with the decision and will appeal.
US District Judge Yuvan Gonzalez Rogers said Wednesday that Apple violated the reform order in its App Store so that developers could be allowed users to purchase on their website. According to the decision, Apple not only failed to comply with the order, but also deliberately intended to establish new anti -computational barriers.
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