Apple said today it's lowering the App Store commission for small, independent developers who are earning up to $1 million per year from thirty percent down to fifteen percent.
Apple cuts its App Store commission to 15% for small developers
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Neither of the aforementioned things have happened yet, but for those trying to keep tabs on everything as it happens, it might be worth mentioning that @08Tc3wBB plans to discuss his iOS 13.5.1-13.7 exploit on November 19th via HITB CyberWeek in a talk entitled “Jailbreaks Never Die: Exploiting iOS 13.7.”