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China Orders Removal of Popular Gay Dating Apps — REUTERS / ixx511

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) · China

China Orders Removal of Popular Gay Dating Apps

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Apple has reportedly removed two gay dating apps from its App Store in China following an order from Chinese authorities. See the Story

Apple Launches Mini Apps Partner Program for Developers

Apple Launches Mini Apps Partner Program for Developers

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Apple has introduced a new Mini Apps Partner Program for developers that offers a higher than usual 85% revenue rate for In-App Purchases.See the Story

Apple Reaches Deal to Take Billions of Dollars in China's WeChat

Stock Markets · China

Apple Reaches Deal to Take Billions of Dollars in China's WeChat

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Apple has reached a new agreement with Tencent that will allow the company to process payments and collect a 15% commission on purchases made inside WeChat mini games and mini apps on the iPhone, establishing a major new revenue stream in China after over a year of negotiations, according to Bloomberg.See the Story

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