Apple can now allow users to rate native apps like music and podcasts on the App Store

Apple now allows users to review and rate internal applications such as Mail, Music, News, Stocks, and Calculator. The first new changes discovered by 9to5Mac followed the release of iOS 15 and iPad OS 15 for iPhone and iPad. However, the app store list does not yet show how many downloads the corresponding Google Play app store has been showing for some time. Currently, some native Apple apps have a low rating. However, it is too early to get a clearer picture.

Most Popular AppleApplication Apple Music Currently there are 3.6 stars (out of 5 stars) out of 309 ratings, Apple podcast It has received 2 stars out of 160 ratings. Other apps like Weather got 3.7 stars out of 132 ratings and Apple Watch got 3.5 stars out of 82 ratings. The translator app also has a star rating of 2.2 and users compare it to Google Translate in the reviews section. Some of the apps that have performed well in terms of rating include the 4.2-star Find My iPhone app and 4.1-star voice memos. Other popular Apple apps like Calculator, Apple Maps, and Apple TV have 3.5, 3, and 3.3 stars.

Apple has changed the focus of the Apple App Store since last year to help users learn more about the apps they use. Last year, the company introduced a new One Page for Every App label that provides information about the data collected by developers. The idea is to make it easy for users to know what data to track, what is linked and what is not, before downloading the app. These labels are mandatory for all applications. However, the company still faces criticism over the strict rules imposed on developers for posting their apps to the App Store. Apple faces the biggest criticism from developer Fortnite Epic Games.

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