Apple using sketchy warning for apps bought using third-party payment systems

Apple tests EU's laws by adding 'scare screens' to third-party payment apps

European Union App Store users are being shown warnings in the App Store about apps that let users make payments directly to developers — despite this being a clear violation of the Digital Markets Act.Apple has already been fined $570 million for anticompetitive practices under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), although it is appealing. Now it at least appears to be asking for a further fine, because it has added warnings expressly designed t…

Viral outrage over Apple's EU payment warnings misses key fact

Apple says the warning messages now appearing next to EU App Store listings that use third-party payment systems are not actually new. According to a

Apple using sketchy warning for apps bought using third-party payment systems

After the EU required Apple to allow iPhone developers to bypass the App Store’s payment system, the company has now...

Apple is placing warnings on EU apps that don’t use App Store payments

A red icon is being prominently displayed on the App Store listing for Instacar, warning users that it doesn’t use Apple’s “private and secure payment system.”

Apple Slaps Warnings on Apps Using External Purchases in the EU

Apple has begun placing prominent warning labels on EU App Store listings that use alternative payment methods. The warning symbols appear as a red...

The developer Viktor Maric first experienced this on his iPhone a few days ago: Apple waits for an app not to support Apple's secure and private payment system (via 的Appleinsider). The app has only implemented its own payment system or third-party payment system, Apple classifies this with its maintenance as automatically less secure and less private. To make the warning even clearer, it is preceded by a red triangle with the warning sign, the h…