didn’t until recently. Apple’s iOS ecosystem is extremely restrictive, especially to third-party apps, so the existence of game emulators in the App Store was something unthinkable until the European Union decided to shake things up a bit.that game emulators can be listed on its App Store not only in the EU, but also in all other parts of the world.
But that’s not everything that Apple decided to change about its apps store. The Cupertino-based company now says that mini-games and mini-apps within big apps like WeChat must use HTML5, so they can’t be native apps and games.promised to allow music streaming apps in the EU to include in-app links that redirect to outside purchases and pricing information.
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