Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on Dec 31, 2020 in Apple News, News
Just a day before 2020 ends, Apple has removed over 39,000 games and 46,000 apps from the Apple App Store in China. The move comes as the app developers and game publishers fail to get an official license from the local government.
Developers and game publishers, in China, were required to update their app page with a government-issued license number which would enable citizens of China to make in-app purchases. The move comes as the biggest removal in a single day, as per the report published by Reuters.
The list of apps includes Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Identity and 2K’s NBA 2K20. As per a report published by Qimai, only
Epic Games requested the court issue an injunction against Apple
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There aren’t many brands that will take a shot at the tech giants like Apple and Google like Epic Games’ Fortnite did.
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The app industry is as hot as ever, with a record 204 billion downloads and $120 billion in global consumer spend in 2019. Not including third-party Chinese app stores, iOS and Android users downloaded 130 billion apps in 2020. Consumer spend also hit a record $112 billion across iOS and Android alone. In 2019, people spent three hours and 40 minutes per day using apps, rivaling TV. Due to COVID-19, time spent in apps jumped 25% year-over-year on Android.
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