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Apple's appeal for an emergency hold on app fees denied by court
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A judge denied Apple 's appeal for an emergency stay on a ruling on a dispute over payments made outside the App Store in the US .
That means Apple will no longer be able to collect fees when users click on links within an app that takes them to an external site for a purchase.
Apple still took up to a 27 percent cut for external purchases while showing users a "scare screen" warning that paying they'd lost the company's protection.