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Google delays its 30-percent Play Store cut in India after pushback – Yahoo Finance Australia
Google will delay enforcement in India of a new billing policy that will force some developers to pay a 30 percent commission on in-app purchases, the company a…
Google will delay enforcement in India of a new billing policy that will force some developers to pay a 30 percent commission on in-app purchases, the company announced (via TechCrunch). The new rules are set to go in effect globally by September 2021, but after facing pushback from an alliance of app developers, Google will postpone them in India until April 2022.
Google started facing pushback over the policy after it temporarily pulled an app called Paytm for promoting gambling. The app was …
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