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Apple abandonne 30% de frais sur les liens externes

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：May 13,2025

C'est un autre jour dans la saga Epic vs Apple en cours, ce qui, selon beaucoup, avait conclu il y a longtemps. Cependant, les derniers développements suggèrent qu'Apple pourrait être obligé d'abandonner sa commission controversée de 30% sur les liens vers des méthodes de paiement alternatives en dehors de l'App Store.

Qu'est-ce que cela signifie pour les consommateurs? Essentiellement, Apple est désormais décisivement le perdant de l'affaire Epic vs Apple originale, qui a commencé lorsque le PDG d'Epic Games, Tim Sweeney, a permis aux joueurs de Fortnite de faire des achats intégrés directement auprès d'Epic, offrant une remise importante. Cette décision a déclenché la bataille juridique.

Auparavant, Apple devait éliminer les frais et autres restrictions sur la liaison externe au sein de l'UE, mais les États-Unis avaient été plus favorables à Apple. Maintenant, cependant, Apple est interdit de faire ce qui suit:

  • Imposant des frais aux achats effectués en dehors d'une application
  • Restreindre le placement ou le formatage par les développeurs des liens
  • Limiter l'utilisation des «appels à l'action» (par exemple, les bannières indiquant des économies potentielles)
  • À l'exclusion de certaines applications ou développeurs
  • Interférer avec le choix des consommateurs grâce à des «écrans effrayants»
  • Utiliser autre chose que la «messagerie neutre» pour informer les utilisateurs qu'ils se rendent sur un site tiers

Bien qu'Epic ait peut-être perdu quelques batailles, il semble avoir gagné la guerre. Apple a l'intention de faire appel de la décision, mais annuler les décisions des juges semble peu probable.

Avec le magasin Epic Games pour Mobile maintenant établi sur Android et iOS dans l'UE, et sur Android aux États-Unis, ce n'est peut-être qu'une question de temps avant que la domination de l'App Store iOS.

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