Hours after Apple made changes to its EU App Store fees, long-time opponent Epic Games and CEO Tim Sweeney lashed out, complaining that Apple didn't do enough.


On Tuesday, Apple attempted to appease the European Union by changing the terms and fees for developers distributing iOS and iPadOS apps in the region. The effort involved simplifying the fee structure to use only percentages, as well as some simpler business requirements.

The changes are an improvement on what it had before, and Apple believes it resolves its disagreements with the EU and the European Commission. After their introduction, the Commission said it welcomed the changes and will continue to monitor the implementation when they go live on October 1.


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