Apple has updated its App Store policies to allow apps to link users directly to their own websites for purchasing subscriptions or digital goods. This shift follows a U.S. court's decision in favor of Epic Games, which ordered Apple not to restrict apps from facilitating such transactions.The change primarily benefits app developers, enabling them to expand their business models and provide users with more flexibility in accessing premium content and services. However, the implications for user experience and potential security concerns must be closely examined.As a result of this ruling, the app store landscape may undergo significant changes, with other operators potentially revisiting their policies on digital content delivery.