Apple has made significant updates to its policies regarding iOS applications, now allowing developers to include external links for purchases, including cryptocurrencies and NFTs, without having to go through the in-app purchase system that imposed a commission of up to 30%. This change came after a court ruling in the United States confirmed that Apple violated a previous court order from 2021, which forced it to allow external payment methods within apps. 🎨 Expanded support for NFT trading within iOS apps: iOS applications can now facilitate the buying and selling of NFTs through secondary markets directly within the app, opening up opportunities for app developers to offer more integrated experiences in the field of digital assets. 🔐 Enhancements in encryption and privacy: Apple announced support for end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for RCS messages, enhancing the security and privacy of messages on iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices, making them more compliant with the security standards adopted in the iMessage app.