Apple is currently participating in a four-day virtual conference organized by Forum Europe, an offshoot of the European Commission set up to facilitate contacts with businesses. The Cupertino company took the opportunity to defend its App Store, currently under the radar of European institutions, as well as American regulators. The leaders of the giant present at this meeting have, according to information from Bloomberg, thus defended the application store and the commissions charged, which can range from 15 to 30%. “Our efforts to help the success of the developers are numerous, deep and constant” explained Daniel Matray, Europe boss of the App Store.
He also explained that this help “extended to Apps – music, email, as well as other categories – competing with certain aspects of business” Apple. The other defense of the firm is the 85% of applications available on the App Store that would pay no commission. Pfor Daniel Partay, the latter is similar to a “high quality store” requiring significant innovations and investments. Now remains to be seen whether these arguments of the manufacturer, who is living a good start to the year with record sales of the iPhone 11, and seeks to engage a little more in the respect of privacy, will be likely to convince the community organ.
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