Apple last week announced an insanely complex set of changes to its App Store terms in the EU, and hidden in the small–print is one sign that the company might be reducing its standard commission from 30% to 20%, and that it may make this change globally.

Apple Inc. was sued by the Swiss privacy technology firm Proton AG which joined other app developers in alleging the iPhone-maker illegally monopolized its app store through predatory policies and commission fees.

Tier 1 of the Store Services fee will provide developers with only basic App Store features for a cheaper, 5 percent commission on in-app purchases, including app reviews, privacy nutrition labels, and access to Apple Support.