Apple rule change allows app developers to increase subscription prices by up to 50% without getting customer's consent
Apple is making it possible for app developers to increase subscription prices by up to 50% – without the customer’s permission.
Consequently, Apple is now allowing app developers to put up prices without first seeking the subscriber’s permission.
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