Unity unveils updates in response to recent backlash

Unity has made several updates in response to the backlash received after their announcement of runtime fees. The first key point is that Unity Personal users will not be subject to the fee, allowing more developers to use Unity without worrying about additional costs. Additionally, the dreaded Unity splash screen is now completely optional for Unity Personal licenses. They have also committed to no more retroactive changes to their terms of service, providing more stability and trust for developers. There is now a choice between self-reporting and paying a runtime fee or opting for a 2.5% revenue share. These changes apply only to future versions of Unity and not retroactively, which is seen as a positive move. While there are still some uncertainties around specific details and terms, these updates aim to address some key concerns and create a more favorable environment for Unity developers.