Apple’s WWDC event kicks off on Monday, but App Store head Phil Schiller is already sharing some major changes coming to the App Store that will impact developers. The news comes just six months after Schiller added additional App Store responsibilities to his role.

The SVP of Worldwide Marketing shared the news in an interview with The Verge (U:and Daring Fireball) just before Apple announced the details. One controversial change includes ad placement in App Store search results, which was rumored earlier this year:

Another change that we’ve already seen previewed on Apple TV is how installed Featured apps appear. When you install a featured app, it will no longer be promoted by the App Store.

3D Touch-enabled iPhones (currently iPhone 6s and 6s Plus) will be able to access a new option for sharing App Store apps with others from the Home screen as well.

Perhaps most positive for developers is a change to the revenue sharing model. Currently, subscription revenue is shared 70-30 between developers and Apple. Subscription based apps will see that model change to 85-15 for a customer subscription active for at least one year.

Schiller also discussed the faster app review process developers have noticed, and highlighted that app review won’t go away. Using the current model, Schiller said half of all submissions are approved in 24 hours and 90% are approved in 48 hours.

Apple has a news post detailing some of the upcoming changes as well:

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