Apple App Store to embrace ads, app subscriptions (CNET Update)
Apple App Store to embrace ads, app subscriptions (CNET Update)
2016-06-09
Apple's App Store is about to change for
the developers the subscription model is
about to get a shake-up currently Apple
takes eight thirty percent cut top
subscriptions is sold as in-app
purchases a report from The Verge says
that if a developer can hang on to a
subscriber for more than one year Apple
will take only a fifteen percent cut
from that on the new split will start on
june thirteenth also all kinds of apps
will be able to sell subscriptions right
now only certain types of apps like news
or audio streaming apps could sell
subscriptions Apple will also start
showing ads in the App Store starting as
a beta on Monday june thirteenth when
you search you'll see an ad at the top
of the search results the ad itself will
show a blue background with a blue Add
button under the title of the app to
distinguish it from other results apple
claims that it will not create search
profiles of users data tracking will
also be an opt-out option so what does
this mean for you if you're not a
developer well you're going to see ads
and search also expect to see
subscription fees for games it's a huge
revenue generator for developers maybe
there's even the off chance that Amazon
will bring its prime service to Apple TV
since Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has famously
said he wants acceptable business terms
to bring Amazon's video player to any
platform there's also news from recode
that says Google's Android subscription
model will change as well Google will
take a fifteen percent cut of
subscription purchases instead of thirty
percent like it does now however
developers would not need to hold on to
their subscribers for a year the 8515
split what happened when the new policy
is in place google has not officially
introduced this change that's it for
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