Apple, Facebook Will Not Take Commission from Online Activities
Apple, which entered into a big war with Epic Games due to App Store commissions, last month took to social media for a similar issue.
Apple, which entered into a big war with Epic Games due to App Store commissions, last month took to social media for a similar issue.
Engaged in a huge war with Epic Games over App Store commissions AppleLast month, due to a similar issue, the social media giant Facebook He had a disagreement with. Facebook, which was included in the group protesting Apple's 30% App Store commission, ‘Paid Online Events’ He added a banner to his feature saying that Apple takes a 30% commission from every purchase.
In an unusual move, Apple has banned purchases made for paid online events through the Facebook app, as the social media giant increases the pressure on it. Not to receive 30% App Store commission for 3 months agreed. Previously, both Facebook and Google waived the commission charged through Facebook Pay and Play Store.
Facebook continues its sarcastic attitude:
As you may remember, this summer Facebook, businesses And contents creators had announced a new feature that allows it to charge for online activities on the platform. Facebook is responsible for at least one of these events. next year Although he announced that he would not receive as much commission, he could not convince Apple to waive the 30% commission. Today, although Apple has agreed to an agreement, the sarcastic statements made by Facebook have caused a conflict between the two companies. of tension It shows that it continues.
Speaking after the agreement made at this point and conveying the details, Facebook spokesman Joe Osborne, “Apple agreed to a short three-month grace period, after which struggling businesses will still have to pay Apple the full 30% App Store commission.” He made statements surreptitiously targeting Apple by using his expressions. If Facebook to August 2021 It promised that it would not take commissions from paid online activities through Facebook Pay until now.
The number of people who oppose Apple's business practices and commission policy is increasing day by day. In this context, several companies such as Epic Games, Spotify and Deezer recently launched a campaign to pressure Apple and Google to change their app store rules. 'Coalition for app fairness' He announced that they had established an organization called.
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