Netflix's compromise emphasizes the ever-growing rivalry with Apple.

Last week, Netflix has launched mobile games for Android users globally. There are five mobile games available that can be accessed through the Netflix

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Eventually, Netflix might take its service to the cloud.

Basically, as per Cupertino’s policies, third-party apps cannot act as a hub for games.

San Francisco: Video streaming giant Netflix recently announced that it is launching its first mobile games worldwide, initially for Android devices and

Video streaming giant Netflix recently announced that it is launching its first mobile games worldwide, initially for Android devices and now a new report has claimed that the firm is planning to release its mobile games on iOS individually through the App Store.

Netflix will be required to enlist each game offered via its gaming service through the App Store for users to download and install, instead of...

Apple usually closes submissions to the App Store over the holidays, but this year the company will review submissions from developers.

Apple's App Store requirements mean Netflix Games likely won't be downloadable within the app itself on iOS.

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Apple has confirmed that it will continue to accept App Store submissions through the Christmas period, although review might take longer than usual.

Netflix will reportedly have to deliver its game library through Apple’s App Store on iOS, according to Bloomberg tech reporter Mark Gurman. The streaming platform likely won’t be able to get around Apple’s policy, which restricts all-in-one gaming services.

Netflix has started to offer games as well as conventional content on Android. It is now also projected to do the same on iOS - however, there is an obstacle in the way of these alleged plans, and it is, of course, Apple's policy on mobile apps. On the other hand, this barrier may not be as immovable or implacable as it once was.

Mark Gurman at Bloomberg has reported as part of his Power On newsletter that Netflix is planning to release its mobile games on iOS individually through the App Store. Developer Steve Moser shared the information with Bloomberg after discovering code in the Netflix app that points to an interesting solution to get around Apple’s rules. […]

Apple today announced that developers will be able to submit new and updated app submissions via App Store Connect throughout the upcoming holiday...

Apple has announced that it will continue accepting app submissions through the holidays this year.

An Apple insider says that Netflix Games will work on iPhone just like on Android, requiring separate downloads for each title.

Apple’s policies will prevent Netflix from providing its games through its App.

Apple has traditionally shut down the App Store Connect platform for a week during the holiday season. This year, however, Apple is forgoing that practice and has announced that it will “continue accepting submissions in App Store Connect throughout the upcoming holidays.” In a post on the Apple Developer website today, Apple said that developers should still […]

Usually, it stops accepting app submissions for a few days.

The Netflix games are already available for Android users globally. But when they come to iOS, there will be a policy conflict.

The native PrimeXBT iOS app joins other popular apps currently available on the Apple App Store for iPhone.

According to Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter, Netflix plans to launch games individually on the App Store.