Google notified South Korean Android developers that they could begin adding alternate payment options to their apps. When Android users in South Korea make Google Play Store…
What just happened? Google announced this week that it’s complying with the new South Korean law that says it must allow alternate payment systems for Android apps. The company will also reduce service fees for transactions that use third-party payment, on top of other changes it made last month. Google notified South Korean Android developers that they could begin adding alternate payment options to their apps. When Android users in South Korea make Google Play Store purchases, they’ll have the choice to pay through Google Play or a third-party billing system during checkout.
