Apple has removed the free versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote from the Mac App Store. They are now replaced by freemium versions requiring a Creator Studio subscription and AI features.Moreover, the old versions remain only for those who already have them installed. The new ones are different builds (15.2) with a new interface and, according to reviews, a decrease in performance.A separate nuance: if the applications were previously pre-installed (rather than downloaded from the App Store), you can no longer download the old version—only the new one.Apple has removed the free versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote from the Mac App Store. They are now replaced by freemium versions requiring a Creator Studio subscription and AI features.Moreover, the old versions remain only for those who already have them installed. The new ones are different builds (15.2) with a new interface and, according to reviews, a decrease in performance.A separate nuance: if the applications were previously pre-installed (rather than downloaded from the App Store), you can no longer download the old version—only the new one.