For years, the company blocked app developers from informing people about how to pay for a subscription or service that didn't involve going through its own iOS App Store. But all that changed last month. — AP
LONDON: Apple users are starting to get ways out of the iPhone maker's so-called "walled garden”.
For years, the company blocked app developers from informing people about how to pay for a subscription or service that didn't involve going through its own iOS App Store.
