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Apple complies with Dutch ruling allowing apps to use other payment systems
Apple complies with Dutch regulator’s ruling allowing apps to use other payment systems.
Apple now allows dating app developers to use payment systems other than the iPhone maker itself. With this, Apple is complying with a ruling by the Dutch Authority for Consumers & Markets that imposed the change.
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Mansky
Has anyone come across any chargeback software. I need to implement such a system for a large business. Help me choose it. Preferably with quick integration into the business. I know that some providers build in protection, but it is weak.
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