Opening a third-party iPhone app store in Europe isn’t easy

MacDailyNews
May 20, 2024, 9:50 am358 pts
In January, Apple announced it would soon allow iPhone and iPad users in Europe to download apps from third-party app stores. Actually opening one, however, isn’t easy. Austin Carr for Bloomberg News: ‎ 28-year-old developers [Riley Testut and Shane Gill] saw Apple’s policy shift as a chance to legitimize the…

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