Apple App Store revenue turns negative after Epic Games injunction allows external payments
Apple's App Store revenue turned negative for the first time in a decade after Epic Games won a court injunction allowing U.S. developers to direct users to external payments, bypassing Apple's 15%-30% commission. The development is attributed to the injunction rather than weak consumer demand.
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