Link-out fees collected from developers are a bargaining chip as Apple fights against the Digital Markets Act.

An Extinction Rebellion protester was arrested after spray-painting ‘Tim + Trump = Toxic’ on Apple’s New York City storefront.

Apple Inc. appealed a €500 million ($580 million) fine from the European Union, calling the penalty “unprecedented” and the regulator’s required changes to its App Store as “unlawful.”

Apple rolled out an internal "Presto" system that allows iPhones to be updated without taking them out of their sealed boxes. The in-store

As MG Siegler first noted on Threads last week (tip o’ the antlers to Daring Fireball ), Apple has been caught not practicing as it preached. And not mildly but in a more “televangelist who preaches against the perils of liquor not only gets caught drunk driving but is later found to own a craft bourbon distillery on the side” kind of way.

Apple has approved the first iOS game to feature native Bitcoin microtransactions, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine. The game, SaruTobi,

Apple appealed a $580 million fine from the European Commission, which claimed that the company broke the rules controlling how app developers could communicate with users on Monday.

New York’s flagship Fifth Avenue Apple Store was spray-painted by climate change protesters, calling for a boycott of the

The EU announced the fine in April, saying that Apple "breached its anti-steering obligation" under the DMA with restrictions on the App Store.