<ul><li>Apple is set to adjust its App Store policies in the U.S. following a court ruling, but the company plans to appeal the decision.</li><li>The ruling stems from a legal battle dating back to 2021, where Apple was found to violate an injunction related to its anti-steering practices in the App Store.</li><li>The court has ordered Apple to allow developers to include external purchase links in their apps, stop collecting fees on those purchases, and more, with immediate effect.</li><li>The court has emphasized that these changes must be implemented promptly and Apple cannot delay them during the appeal process, signaling a significant shift in how Apple handles in-app purchases in the U.S.</li></ul>

Apple to Adjust U.S. App Store Rules Following Court Ruling — But It’s Not Backing Down Yet

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