Last year, the apps of India’s developers have been downloaded more than 75 crore times from the App Store of American devices and technology company Apple. With this, the country’s app developers have got sales of about Rs 44,447 crore. Out of this, about 94 percent of the revenue has been received only by developers and businesses and the commission has not been paid to Apple.

A performed by Professor Viswanath Pingali of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Study This information has been found in This study has been published by Apple. In the last five years, the income of India’s developers at the app store has increased more than three times. Last year, Apple’s ecosystem in the country has led to transactions of about Rs 44,447 crores in categories like General Retail, Travel, Grocery, Food Delivery and Cab Services. At the app store, developers have acquired about Rs 38,906 crore from billings and goods and services sales, about Rs 3,014 crore from in-app advertising and about Rs 2,527 crore from digital goods and services.

It has been told in this study that 79 percent of the income has been received from the users outside the country. Apps of India’s developers were the 100 most downloaded to the most downloaded. More than 2.2 crore users have visited the company’s app store in the country every week.

In India, the company has also prepared to increase the sales of devices like iPhone. The company’s new stores in the country can be opened in Noida’s DLF Mall of India in Uttar Pradesh and Kopa Mall in Pune. Apart from this, the company plans to open two additional stores. Apple’s current stores are in Delhi and Mumbai. Recently, a media report was quoted by sources who have been aware of the company’s plan as saying that Apple has fixed the location for its third and fourth stores in Noida and Pune. Apart from this, it is looking for location for two stores in Mumbai and Bengaluru. The company’s existing two stores were joint revenue of about Rs 800 crore in the first year of sales. Saket’s store in Delhi was 60 percent.

American technology company Alphabet INC, which operates internet search engine Google, has got great relief in India. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has reduced the fine of Rs 936 crore on this company to about Rs 220 crore in the case related to the antitrust.

About three years ago, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) found the policy related to Google’s Play Store wrong in an investigation. Because of this the company was fined. CCI found Google guilty of misusing its dominance in Android mobile device ecosystem and online search market.

In this case, the CCI order was asked to change the way of marketing Android from the company. However, the company said that making major changes in Android mobile platforms would be difficult. About 97 percent of smartphones in India run on Android and it is a big market for Google. The CCI had directed the company that it should not impose any condition on the app developers which are unfair or discriminated against. No reason for this has been given as to why the company is taking 11-26 percent commission even after using the user’s third-party processing service.

Google had changed the way of billing for app developers. The company had said that if a user pays through an alternative billing system, then the service fees of Google Play will be reduced by four percent. With this, even if Google’s service is not used, the app developers will be forced to pay the commission to the company. In this regard, the policy think tank AdIF, a policy think tank related to digital startups, said that Google is completely violating the CCI order. A similar investigation has been made against Apple, which makes popular smartphones like iPhone. It is allegedly related to misuse of the dominated situation in the company’s apps market. Apple was alleged to have compelled the developers to use his properite in-app purchasing system due to its strong position in the apps market. For this, up to 30 percent fees were being charged from developers.