<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Apple proposed changes to its App Store to comply with EU antitrust concerns after a €500 million fine, aiming to simplify processes and reduce costs for developers.</li><li>Developers in the EU will now have more ways to promote alternative payment options and are not required to follow Apple's specific instructions on promotions.</li><li>Apple will introduce new fee structures for alternative payments, with developers paying between 10-15%, a decrease from the previous 30%.</li><li>Apple disagreed with the outcome, plans to appeal, and believes it complies with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) while continuously working with the European Commission.</li></ul>

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