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It just stays at the start up screen. Otherwise, IAP is not allowed. Thank you very much Ken! If your app itself has a subscription fee to use, you're out of luck.

The policy states that purchasing done within an app must be done using the Apple system. There are thousands of apps targeted at children that are available for free. I'll then load the firmware and ship it back. If you will use purchased music from your local library, you may use it without any limitation any part, any duration.

In-App Purchase revenue cut war will hurt consumers the most – Here is why

So I was reading Apple's guidelines for in-app purchases. If one creates a website for the user to login and purchase a subscription plan for an iOS App, and then user logs in to the iOS App after purchasing a subscription, does Apple take a 30% cut in this scenario? I was reading Apple's guidelines and it says the following below but it's not clear at all. Would love your help. My understanding is that they may reject apps that link to another payment system directly. There is some complexity here, but it's not insurmountable. Don't forget about taxes and currency conversions. Apple handles all of that for you, which along with the very streamlined user experience are great reasons to use their system even with the 30% overhead. In the scenario you described, Apple would not take a cut because you're not using any in App purchases, or in App subscriptions, etc. Sometimes they just need some info on why you have the login screen and why it's appropriate. An approach might be to submit the app and get it approved and in the store before you implement any kind of payment on the website. If there is no payment options on your website and no evidence to suggest you are trying to bypass their cut, then you'd probably have a better chance. A website for the user to login and purchase a subscription plan for an iOS App, and then user logs in to the iOS App after purchasing a subscription is not a BUSINESS MODEL. It's simply one step of a bigger pipeline that, from its face, is little more than an effort to bypass paying Apple a commission.

It was already a dumb argument because nobody cares why MS does it, just that we'd have to pay a subscription service fee for a freaking word processor. I sell a product with upgradable firmware. And when it comes to pan money, they provide a system that takes the headache away from using your own payment system. See an add for a popular app on your browser. According to the Financial Times, changing the App Store subscription terms could make Apple devices more appealing to content creators while also lessening piece pressure from regulators. When that happens, the music is usually off. The difference will be instead of a product shipping to my door, it will download a file. It happened after I purchased it too. You can also or.