> If, as discussed in the article above, the anti-steering provision only applies to telling users about lower prices on other platforms, this ruling changes no

> If, as discussed in the article above, the anti-steering provision only applies to telling users about lower prices on other platforms, this ruling changes nothing for developers on the iOS platform itself Not quite. If I understand correctly (IANAL), now you can link to your website if your website has an alternative way to pay, whereas before that could lead to your app getting rejected (although apple was inconsistent about it). I'm also unclear on if this changes anything about Apple's rules that you can't charge more for IAP than the same product purchased through a different mechanism. It doesn't sound like it does, which would limit how useful linking to alternative prices is.