Does Apple charge Uber 30%?

As described in the links below, Apple takes 30% of all transactions for In-App Purchases; 30% in the first year and 15% in years thereafter for Subscriptions; but take no fees for items or services that are not used directly within the app (i.e. books, uber rides, clothes, food or other physical products).



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