Apple is preparing for a historic change in its policy, as a report by Bloomberg News Agency, quoting informed sources, revealed that Apple plans to provide alternative application stores on its iPhone and iPad devices in the European Union next year, in compliance with a new European law.According to the report, the changes will include finally allowing its users to install software on iPhones and iPads without using the company's App Store.

Apple will not decide whether to comply with other provisions of the law, including allowing alternative payment systems for its own payment systems.

Allowing the company's payment tool to bypass the billions of dollars in revenue it collects from imposing a 30% commission on purchases from its App Store could go.

The report stated that Apple's software and services engineering sector employees are making great efforts to prepare the main systems of Apple platforms for that change