Delta Emulator Tripled Prices on Apple App Store to Entice External Purchases
Apple faces backlash as Delta emulator triples prices to encourage external purchases.
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Delta Emulator Tripled Prices on Apple App Store to Entice External Purchases
In a groundbreaking move that could reshape the dynamics of the App Store, the popular Delta gaming emulator has taken a bold stance against Apple's stringent in-app purchase (IAP) policies. By tripling the prices of IAP options and simultaneously promoting Patreon memberships at significantly lower costs, Delta's developer, Riley Testut, is urging users to bypass Apple's payment system and directly support the app. A Strategic Maneuver to Circumvent Apple's Fee This strategic maneuver, dubbed the "do not buy sale," is a direct response to Apple's 30% commission on in-app purchases, a practice that has long been a point of contention for developers. By encouraging users to opt for external purchases through Patreon, Delta aims to reduce the revenue Apple receives from the app, effectively challenging the company's dominance over the iOS ecosystem. Leveraging the External Purchase Link Entitlemen t The recent legal battle between Epic Games and Apple result…
