Apple introduced Personalized Collections featuring explanatory App Notes to the App Store this week in the U.S., together with Creative Assets, a centralized Asset Library, and several workflow efficiencies for developers. The additions improve user discovery while simplifying marketing and submission steps, linking directly to new parental controls planned for iOS 27.
Titles on the Mac App Store no longer need Intel compatibility, clearing the path for binaries built solely for Apple silicon.
That detail connects to forthcoming Time Allowances tools slated for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 that furnish parents tighter restrictions on children’s time inside apps grouped under Entertainment, Games, and Social Media.
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