中國數千款付費手遊據報因未符法規遭蘋果App Store暫停更新
《金融時報》報道,蘋果暫停千計中國手遊應用程式於App Store的更新。報道指,有關應用程式開發商須從中國取得必要的准許,以繼續於App Store上載遊戲更新。
據《AppinChina》數據,蘋果於中國的App Store有約6萬款手遊涉及付費,中國當局自2010年以來僅發出逾4.3萬個相關批准,當中去年僅批出1,570個,意味數千款手遊應用程式未符合中國規定。有關應用程式開發商於今年2月已獲告知,其合規期限為6月30日。
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