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Index
- Is Apple complying with the new rules for dating apps?
- Can you pay for dating apps with different payment methods?
- Are dating apps available in the Netherlands under the ACM?
- Why is Apple fined again in the Netherlands over dating apps?
- Are Apple’s ‘solutions’ creating too many barriers for dating apps?
- Why is the ACM unhappy with Apple and dating apps?
- Does Apple make money from dating apps in the Netherlands?
- Should Apple allow dating apps to accept non-Apple payment systems?
- Will Apple’s concessions with the Dutch competition regulator help dating apps?
Is Apple complying with the new rules for dating apps?
“Apple now complies with the rules,” the regulator added. “That is why ACM no longer needs to impose a new order subject to periodic penalty payments. Over the past few months, ACM had collected information from dating-app providers and independent experts before its assessment that Apple complied with the order.”
Can you pay for dating apps with different payment methods?
“Until recently, customers of dating apps had only been able to pay using the payment method that Apple imposed. In ACM’s opinion, Apple abused its dominant position with those practices,” the ACM wrote in the update. “From now on, dating-app providers are able to let their customers pay in different ways.”
Are dating apps available in the Netherlands under the ACM?
“The entitlements that comply with the ACM order are only available for dating apps on the App Store in the Netherlands, and apps distributed pursuant to those entitlements must only be used in an iOS and/or iPadOS app on the Netherlands storefront.
Why is Apple fined again in the Netherlands over dating apps?
Apple has been fined again in the Netherlands over an antitrust order related to dating apps. The order requires it to allow local dating apps to be able to use third-party payment technologies if their developers wish, rather than being locked to only being able to use Apple’s in-app payment API for iOS.
Are Apple’s ‘solutions’ creating too many barriers for dating apps?
Apple’s so-called ‘solutions’ continue to create too many barriers for dating-app providers that wish to use their own payment systems. “We have established that Apple is a company with a dominant position. That comes with extra responsibilities vis-à-vis its buyers and, more broadly, society at large.
Why is the ACM unhappy with Apple and dating apps?
In its response today the ACM specifies it is unhappy that Apple has created a costly technical burden for dating apps to adopt non-Apple payment tech.