Apple on Thursday announced an expansion to its Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager platforms that brings custom app distribution options to four new locations.

Unlisted apps are recommended for limited audiences, employees using company phones, and apps unable to use the private Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager.

Apple Business Manager simplifies device deployment in organizations to help streamline internal IT processes. Learn more about the online portal.

A few weeks ago, I looked at the role that subscriptions are playing with the App Store economy. One of the comments that I got was about in-app purchases in Apple’s School and Business Manager ...

Apple will allow iOS developers located in the European Union to distribute apps from the web, rather than from its App Store. The option, which it says will be made available to qualifying ...

To avoid additional fines, Apple is making several new changes to App Store rules in the EU. Today’s changes are a result of an April ruling by the European Commission that levied a €500 million fine ...

This means that Apple will let app developers distribute their iOS apps to iPhone and iPad users directly through the developers' own websites.

Apple is opening up web distribution for iOS apps targeting users in the European Union starting Tuesday. Developers who opt in — and who meet Apple’s criteria, including app notarization ...

Apple just did something unthinkable: it opened up its App Store. The iPhone maker changed the way app distribution works on iPhones to comply with a new EU law. It should be a win for developers ...