Chinese developers have lodged an antitrust complaint with China's market regulator, accusing Apple of imposing unfair commission rates on its App Store platform.
Developers allege Apple has not kept its promise
Jun 23, 2026
04:02 pm
What's the storyA group of 48 iOS developers has lodged a complaint against Apple with China's State Administration for Market Regulation.
The developers allege that the tech giant has not kept its promise to offer the lowest commission rates in China.
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