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The EU Commission has determined that iPadOS should be considered as a “gatekeeper” that needs to be regulated under the Digital Markets Act.
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AltStore PAL, an open-source alternative app store for independent iOS developers is now available to download for iPhone users in the EU.
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Apple has just released the iOS 17.5 Beta 2, which enables the distribution of iPhone apps via the web in the EU.
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Microsoft’s response to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) has been nothing short of astonishing. In sharp contrast to Apple’s belligerent non-compliance, the software giant has seemingly acquiesced to the rule of law, is changing Windows to meet its r… Continue reading Microsoft Escalates its War Against Default Browser Workarounds (Premium)
Apple is slowly making concessions to its onerous App Store policies in the EU, but it’s doing so in the most Apple way imaginable. Belligerently and inconsistently.
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Apple released yesterday the first developer beta of iOS 17.5, which adds support for downloading apps directly from the web for users in the EU.
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The European Commission (EC) is moving swiftly to address Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance violations that it says are at odds with the letter of the law.
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Apple’s antitrust woes in the US and Europe are being mischaracterized by its legions of ardent fans, and the misinformed who believe that Apple and other Big Tech firms should be allowed to continue their ongoing abuses of consumers, developers, compe… Continue reading Mr. Cook, Tear Down That Walled Garden (Premium)
The European Commission announced today the launch of several investigations to determine whether Apple, Google, and Meta still fail to comply with the Digital Markets Act.
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EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said yesterday that the fee structure in Apple’s new developer terms for the EU is something that the Commission could be investigating.
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