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Google introduces new in-app purchase policy for EEA users. Google said today it will allow developers of non-gaming apps on the Play Store to provide alternative billing systems for in-app ...
Google changes its Play Store policy to allow more real-money games. It'll initially enforce its new rules in India, Mexico and Brazil. There may be a lot more real-money gaming (RMG) apps ...
In November 2022, Google started a pilot of its user choice billing program in the U.S., which allowed developers to use alternative payment methods for in-app purchases.Today, the company said it ...
The company says that its current billing policies only apply to less than 3% of apps on Google Play. Of those apps, 97% already use Google Play’s billing library. Of those apps, 97% already use ...
Notably, the updated policy includes both early access titles and pre-orders. To put the new policy in perspective, Valve currently gives people up to 14 days to refund a game on Steam. Moreover ...
Google has had to broadly reconsider Google Play customer policies. On Sept 4, a Federal Trade Commission complaint forced Google to refund a minimum of $19 million in in-app purchases.
Fortunately, Steam does offer a two-week window for refund requests, so long as the game has only been played for less than two hours. Even if you, for some reason, have already played The Day ...
Google said on Wednesday that its Google Play’s payments policy is compliant with the Indian watchdog’s order and it is moving ahead with plans to enforce the policy in the South Asian market ...