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In a statement provided to AppleInsider and a series of posts on Twitter/X, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has made it clear what he thinks about the European Union-mandated App Store changes, required by the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
So there’s no misinterpretation, we’re including Sweeney’s quote in full.
Previously, if a developer wanted to allow game streaming on an iPhone or iPad, they would need to submit each game for review. Now, with the advent of iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 17.4, developers can submit a single app that has the capability to stream all games offered within their catalog.
There is a caveat, however. Each core streaming app will still need to adhere to all App Store Review Guidelines. The host app will be required to maintain an age rating of the highest age-rated content included in the app.
As part of Thursday’s announcement of details surrounding the iOS 17.4 release in the European Union due to the Digital Markets Act, Apple is opening up the NFC system to any developer who wishes to use it for contactless payments. The additions include new APIs enabling developers to utilize NFC technology in their banking and wallet apps throughout the European Economic Area.
In the EU, Apple is introducing new controls that allow users to select a third-party contactless payment app or an alternative app marketplace as their default.
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Apple Pay NFC hardware getting opened up to EU financial and banking app developers
Developers taking part in the beta program can acquire the latest builds through the Apple Developer Center or by updating their iPhone or iPad via the Settings app. Public beta versions typically appear shortly after the developer versions, and public participants can sign up through the Apple Beta Software Program website.
The first builds of iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 17.4 take over from the release candidates of iOS and iPadOS 17.3, which were seeded on January 17, and the public releases on January 22.
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First developer betas of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4 arrive with EU App Store changes