Valve, in its eagerness to expand the possibilities it offers to its users, has been working on an application called Steam Link, an application with which users could access their PC and continue to enjoy their favorite games. This app, which is now available on Android, it seems that finally it will not arrive at the mobile platform of Apple.
According to Valve, on May 7, Apple approved the next launch of the Steam Link application, that's when the company announced the upcoming arrival of the Steam Link app both to iOS and Android. But, as has happened on other occasions, it appears that the Cupertino-based company has changed its mind.
According to Valve, Apple hides itself in “commercial conflicts with the guidelines of the application, as the main reason for rejecting its arrival in the Apple application store. To justify this change in decision, Apple stated that He hadn't realized that conflict at first.
For its part, Valve has appealed Apple's decision stating that Steam Link is nothing more than an application that allows us manage the desktop of our computer remotely, a type of application that we can find in large numbers in the App Store, even so, Apple is still in its thirteen of not allowing the launch of the application.
Reuters has contacted Valve who has informed him that you have disabled in-app purchases, the main problem that Apple would have found to deny the arrival of the application to its application store. We will continue to see how this soap opera continues.
After deactivating purchases through the application, the only justification that Apple can give for denying its launch in the App Store, since it does not take the corresponding 30%, the guys from Cupertino they should not have any other motiveor to not allow iPhone, iPad and Apple TV users to enjoy their favorite Steam games.
