It wasn't that long ago that he was Apple forced to allow developers to use alternative payment systems in their applications. This will of course also happen in South Korea, where a law has just been passed that prohibits app store operators from requiring developers to use their own systems for in-app purchases.
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Apple still plans to charge a reduced fee for purchases made through alternative payment systems. This is according to plans submitted by the company to the Korea Communications Commission (KCC). But the Apple company still hasn't said when the newly approved policy will go into effect or what its commission structure will be for alternative payments, according to a report by The Korea Herald. "We look forward to working with KCC and our development community on a solution that will benefit our Korean users. Apple respects Korean laws and has a great track record of working with talented app developers in the country. Our work will always be guided by maintaining App Store a safe and trusted place for our users to download the apps they love.” he stated Apple in a statement shared with The Korea Herald. In November, Google announced that it would also allow developers to offer alternative in-app payment systems on its Play Store in South Korea. Along with this, he said he would reduce his fee for alternative payment systems by four percentage points. So it will drop from 15% to 11%.
