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Apple tweaks EU fees, iPhone battery tools

New EU commission rates for developers Apple rolled out a new commission structure for EU app developers. The change arrives after the Digital Markets Act forced the company to revisit its pricing model in the bloc.

Engadget reports that the revised rates replace the previous flat commission that applied to all in‑app transactions. The announcement does not include a headline percentage, but the language suggests a tiered approac…

The timing coincides with a broader wave of antitrust scrutiny across Europe. Regulators have already fined Apple for restricting alternative payment options, and the commission overhaul is likely intended to head off…

iPhone battery health tools clarified Apple users can now inspect battery health and cycle count directly on their devices. The feature lives in Settings under Battery → Battery Health, where a numeric health percenta…

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