Google is lowering fees and allowing registered third-party app stores. It could mean more choice and lower costs.

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But Google is public that two other programs, Apps Experience and Games Level Up, will let developers save up to 5 percent more of their hard-earned cash — if they make games an ...

Google has announced changes coming for third-party Android app stores and lower fees as the Epic Games dispute has finally ended.

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Google is also launching a new “Registered App Stores” program to improve the install flow for third‑party stores that meet its security and quality standards.

By June 30th, Google writes, it will lower most app store fees in the US, UK, and European Economic Area to 20 percent or ...

The 30 percent Google tax is officially dead ...

With these changes, Google is signaling that Android's future lies in greater openness – on its terms. Developers will soon ...

Android reveals changes coming to how the Google Play Store will work, including Fortnite's triumphant return.

Fortnite is returning to the Google Play Store worldwide following major changes to Android's app and payment policies. Epic Games and Google have settled global disputes, with Google introducing more ...

Tech organisations have urged Google to abandon a proposed policy requiring developers to register before distributing ...