Google opens Play Store billing options in the UK.
So-called “User Choice Billing” — which allows app developers to offer users payment providers other than Google Play for purchases — will be available to British users from March 29th, starting with non-gaming apps. The option is already available to users in the US, Europe, and a handful of other countries. It saves devs from a four percent payment processing fee, though the real saving will be lower since other p…
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