China has new rules for apps: Here’s what they mean for iPhone and iPad app developers
China has new rules for apps: Here’s what they mean for iPhone and iPad app developers
Apple app developers will now be required to obtain a Chinese government license before releasing their apps on the App Store in China. These new regulations come after Apple expressed concerns about the rules preventing the listing of foreign apps on the store. Developers must submit an "internet content provider (ICP) filing" to operate legally in China, which poses a challenge for non-Chinese developers.
Apple app developers will now be required to obtain a Chinese government license before releasing their apps on the App Store in China. These new regulations come after Apple expressed concerns about the rules preventing the listing of foreign apps on the store. Developers must submit an "internet content provider (ICP) filing" to operate legally in China, which poses a challenge for non-Chinese developers.
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Apple app developers will now be required to obtain a Chinese government license before releasing their apps on the App Store in China. These new regulations come after Apple expressed concerns about the rules preventing the listing of foreign apps on the store. Developers must submit an "internet content provider (ICP) filing" to operate legally in China, which poses a challenge for non-Chinese developers. 
