Apple warned the Chinese social media app to diactivate the 'tip' function

San Francisco, May 20: Apple has warned many Chinese social networking applications to stop their "peak" tasks because the company is in violation of Apple store rules. A report in the Wall Street Journal reveals that if the company fails to stop operations, it will charge 30 percent of all cash transfers. Chinese developers can buy them for what they want in order to make the app developers better or do their job on the job. Cash will soon be transferred between the parties.

According to the report, Apple has been sharing revenue on all purchases with app developers. In most cases, the split is 70-30, with app developers taking the larger share. Developers who do not like the idea of sharing 30 per cent of their revenue with Apple have no choice but to accept it or remove their apps from the company's application marketplace, the report added. Apple now wants developers to follow his demands or if the application updates are pressed by the App Store. The Cupertino-based company also warned that its apps could be removed from the app store if it failed to meet its terms.