A South Korea app store fine penalizes Apple and Google $48 million for enforcing coercive in-app payment rules and imposing excessive commission fees.

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The Australian App Store ruling orders Apple to allow sideloading and outside payments by March 1, 2027. Apple will appeal.

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Apple bans nudify apps and nonconsensual deepfakes under strict new App Store guidelines requiring developers to proactively block illicit content.

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