Apple started opening up its App Store to game streaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now, freeing them from being restricted to web apps on the iPhone and iPad. Despite multiple changes to Apple’s App Store guidelines this year,

Apple has allowed cloud gaming apps on the App Store since earlier this year, but cloud gaming services still haven't bothered making iOS

Apple's new guidelines for its App Store still feature several roadblocks, preventing Microsoft from running its Cloud Gaming app on iOS, including the in-app purchase (IAP) and more.

It’s no secret that Apple and Microsoft fail to agree on a lot of matters and cloud gaming services across iOS are the perfect example. A while back, Apple made updates to the App Store’s policies that meant cloud gaming apps could now be included.

When Apple opened up the App Store for cloud gaming apps, I was finally stoked that Microsoft would finally release a dedicated Xbox Cloud Gaming app or build the functionality into the Xbox app. However, it looks like we're still a ways away from such a thing happening.

Microsoft has criticised Apple's commission fee, saying it makes it "impossible to effectively monetise its cloud

Microsoft has shed light on why its Xbox Cloud Gaming service is absent from iOS, despite Apple’s allowance for cloud gaming apps on the App Store.

Microsoft has criticised Apple’s cloud gaming policy changes which are allegedly blocking the entry of game streaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now on the iOS App Store.

Microsoft and Apple are at odds over the feasibility of cloud gaming apps on the App Store, and government filings reveal exactly why.