The Department of Justice has filed a case against Apple for monopoly practices, resulting in a ruling that compels Apple to loosen App Store restrictions. Developers will no longer have to pay Apple’s 30 percent commission and can now direct users to alternate payment options. This paves the way for the development of super apps in the U.S., significantly benefiting retailers and brands by allowing them to reclaim control and enhance customer engagement without Apple's meddling. Ryan Breslow, CEO of Bolt, discusses this transformative opportunity for the retail sector.
The DOJ's ruling against Apple is a game-changer. For the first time, developers have the freedom to innovate without Apple's 30 percent tax or restrictive platform rules.
Super apps can finally bring seamless payments, loyalty and crypto wallets directly into iOS apps. For retailers, this is about reclaiming control and building deeper customer relationships.
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