South Korea will likely push Google to remove certain clauses from its new billing system policy — specifically the one that requires developers to take off external links to purchase digital goods. The search giant’s new policy for in-app payments on the Play Store came into effect on April 1. It requires developers to mandatorily use the company’s own billing system. What’s more, apps can’t use external links or promotional text to tell users about their paid plans within the UI. The new rules state that if these conditions are not followed, developers won’t be allowed to update their apps,…
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