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Coverage centers on App Store policy and enforcement: Apple is updating App Store age ratings in Australia and Vietnam and outlining App Store protections, while new reporting highlights large-scale fraud prevention (including AI plus human review) that blocked over $11B in fraud over six years. Separately, Fortnite’s return to the global App Store is framed as part of Epic’s “final battle” against Apple’s App Store “tax.”

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Key Takeaway Apple’s App Store is tightening both policy (age ratings and protections) and enforcement, while Epic’s dispute escalates as Fortnite returns globally.
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Apple’s App Store is tightening both policy (age ratings and protections) and enforcement, while Epic’s dispute escalates as Fortnite returns globally.

Coverage centers on App Store policy and enforcement: Apple is updating App Store age ratings in Australia and Vietnam and outlining App Store protections, while new reporting highlights large-scale fraud prevention (including AI plus human review) that blocked over $11B in fraud over six years. Separately, Fortnite’s return to the global App Store is framed as part of Epic’s “final battle” against Apple’s App Store “tax.”

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Age rating update timeline Next month (Australia and Vietnam)
Global App Store return Fortnite returns globally

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  • Watch for Apple’s App Store age rating updates rolling out in Australia and Vietnam next month. 9to5Mac
  • Follow ongoing coverage of Apple’s App Store protections updates for any new policy or enforcement changes. 9to5Mac

What Changed

  • Apple to update App Store age ratings in Australia and Vietnam next month 9to5Mac
  • Apple gives update on the App Store and its key protections 9to5Mac
  • "We see this as the beginning of the end of the Apple Tax worldwide" - Fortnite returns to the App Store globally as Epic prepares for "the final battle" Eurogamer
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