Ads for games have appeared on the main page of the App Store and on the pages of applicationsand other content is a new
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Apple's new advertising policy immediately attractedgambling developers, to which other developers immediately reacted, considering this situation outrageous. In particular, well-known developers of applications for Apple Marco Arment, editor of the MacStories website Federico Viticci, a developer under the nickname Cabel, Simon Sterving reacted to this.
They all agree that Apple allowed gambling advertising because of in-game purchases, from which the company receives from 15% to 30% of the commission.
"I'm very sad that Apple has started taking money for casino ads in the App Store to elevate itself in the eyes of shareholders," Cabel said.