> The developers are still not allowed to communicate about alternate purchase options in the app, they would need to have some other form of communication with

> The developers are still not allowed to communicate about alternate purchase options in the app, they would need to have some other form of communication with the user. I'm pretty sure this "anti-steering" restriction in-app will go away with the Epic vs. Apple ruling. It's classic "tying" in anti-trust. Nothing else in that case might go Epic's way, but this likely will. I'm also pretty sure every major player generating in-app revenue already has already developed their cheaper payment alternative to rollout the minute the ruling drops, so Apple will have to hustle to get a stay order.