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Apple Reduces Chinese App Store Fees Without the EU Drama
Apple has announced a reduction in App Store commission rates for developers in China, effective March 15, 2026, lowering the standard rate to 25% and discounted rates to 12%. This move, which contrasts sharply with Apple’s resistance to the EU’s Digital Markets Act, is speculated to be driven by China’s unique geopolitical influence and Apple’s manufacturing ties, rather than just market size. The article compares this decision with previous concessions made in South Korea and Japan, highlighting the varied approaches Apple takes in different regulatory environments.