Sign in With Apple No Longer Required

Apple: In line with Apple’s mission to protect user privacy, Apple is updating its App Store Review Guideline for using Sign in with Apple. Sign in with Apple makes it easy for users to sign in to apps and websites using their Apple ID and was built…

Streaming Games in a Single App

Apple: Available for developers’ apps around the world, Apple also announced new options for streaming games[…] Apple (MacRumors): Apple is introducing new options for how apps globally can deliver in-app experiences to users, including streaming ga…

DMA Compliance: Default App Controls

Apple: Apple will introduce new default controls for users in Settings for:App marketplace apps — Users will be able to manage their preferred default app marketplace through a new default setting for app marketplace apps. Platform features for find…

DMA Compliance: Alternative Browser Engines

Apple: The coming changes to iOS in the EU include: […] New frameworks and APIs for alternative browser engines — enabling developers to use browser engines, other than WebKit, for browser apps and apps with in-app browsing experiences. Apple: To us…

DMA Compliance: Interoperability Requests

Apple: Today, developers can ask questions or share feedback or suggestions to Apple in a variety of ways — such as developer support, the Apple Developer Forums, and Feedback Assistant. To reflect the DMA’s changes, Apple has created an additional …

DMA Compliance: App Analytics and User Data Portability

Apple: Apple will expand the analytics available for developers’ apps both in the EU and around the world to help developers get even more insight into their businesses and their apps’ performance. Over 50 new reports will be available through the A…

DMA Compliance: Alternative Payments

Apple: Payment Service Providers (PSPs) — where developers use an alternative payment processor that lets users complete transactions within their app.Linking out to purchase — where developers direct users to complete a transaction for digital good…

The Wall Street Journal on Apple’s Plans for iOS Sideloading in the E.U.

DMA Compliance: Alternative App Stores But No Sideloading

Hartley Charlton (Slashdot): Developers who offer the ability to sideload their apps in the European Union will still face restrictions and fees imposed by Apple, The Wall Street Journal reports.App sideloading capabilities will allow users to downl…

Not Owning Ubisoft+ Games

John Walker: Ubisoft has chosen this week to rebrand its Ubisoft+ subscription services, and introduce a PC version of the “Classics” tier at a lower price. […] You can subscribe to Game Pass, or PlayStation Plus, and get a broad range of hundreds o…

Steven Levy: ‘Apple Shares the Secret of Why the 40-Year-Old Mac Still Rules’

‘Insanely Great: The Apple Mac at 40’ Panel Discussion

Steven Levy: ‘Apple Shares the Secret of Why the 40-Year-Old Mac Still Rules’

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Harry McCracken on the Original Macintosh

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The Wall Street Journal on Apple’s Plans for iOS Sideloading in the E.U.

Jon Stewart Is Returning to ‘The Daily Show’

Spotify Reveals Its Plans for the Post-DMA Era of Sideloading in the E.U.

The Wall Street Journal on Apple’s Plans for iOS Sideloading in the E.U.

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