Sentence examples for subscription rules from inspiring English sources

Apple is allowing Facebook to bend the subscription rules.

We've already been over (and over and over and over and over) Apple's new iOS subscription rules.

The news comes after several publications like the Financial Times have opted to go web-only as a way to work around Apple's subscription rules.

This matters because an email supposedly sent by Steve Jobs shortly after this incident claimed that the subscription rules were meant for "publishing apps, not SaaS apps".

Apple recently changed its subscription rules to drop the cut it takes to 15% after a year, which will affect Spotify.

Amid pressure from multiple sides, Apple quietly backpedaled from their new (and not yet fully implemented) App Store in-app purchase and subscription rules.

He founded the Halley Club (after the comet), which had no subscription, no rules, no aims or objects.

The media world is in a tizzy over Apple's new subscription billing rules for iPad and iPhone apps.

At the risk of going on and on about Apple's controversial new subscription billing rules, let me just add one more thing.

This non-subscription to rules and trade regimes has contributed to the current imbalance in trade between the two countries.

And then, thanks to the web and mobile applications, consumers can track their various accounts and subscriptions, setting specific rules for each.