<ul><li>Recent changes in Apple's App Store mean that iPhone users can now make in-app purchases directly from developers without giving a cut to Apple.</li><li>Developers are now allowed to include graphics or buttons in their apps that direct users to their own websites for purchasing subscriptions, books, music, and other goods.</li><li>Some companies like Amazon, Patreon, and Spotify are already taking advantage of this policy change by offering direct purchases or lower prices through their apps.</li><li>While some virtual goods may see a decrease in costs, overall app prices are expected to remain relatively unchanged as per feedback from mobile app developers.</li></ul>

What the Changes in Apple’s App Store Mean for iPhone Users

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