Following developer backlash after the latest Microsoft Store policy update, the company has reverted controversial changes and decided to allow selling apps based on open-source projects.
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Microsoft has postponed its decision to ban the sale of open-source apps on the Microsoft Store. The company has clarified it is not against FOSS, and will delay implementation to clarify its intent.
Microsoft has updated the policies each app should follow to be listed in the Microsoft Store on Windows 11 and 10. New rules should make it harder for bad developers to scam users with paid apps.
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