Whatever you think of the EU and its policies, it's hard not to see these changes as a massive win for European users and developers.
More choice, more apps now possible, more money to be made. There are risks involved, but thanks to notarizarion, they should be mitigated – like they have been on macOS for years.
Thank you, EU, for forcing this change. And thank you Apple for listening and building an extensive set of features to do the right thing.
Today, Apple announced how it intends to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which the European Commission says applies to the App Store. There are a lot of details to cover, but in summary, radical change is coming to the EU App Store, but only in the EU. Let’s take a look at how
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