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A new bill would force Apple to allow third-party app stores
The App Store Freedom Act would also prevent companies like Apple and Google from barring developers from using third-party payment systems. Read More
New US bill could cause some serious cracks in Apple's walled garden — and allow third-party app stores
Last year saw the EU deliver a major blow to Apple's walled garden, with the Digital Market Act (DMA) forcing the phone maker to allow third-party app stores onto iOS. Apple complied with the ... Read More
New US legislation could force Apple to allow default third-party app stores on iOS
Apple has recently began complying with the ruling of the App Store Freedom Act, which has also received praise from Spotify. Read More
Apple revises App Store policy, allows third-party payments 'without tax' after losing in court
According to Apple's revised guidelines, apps listed on the iOS and macOS App Stores will no longer be prohibited from including "buttons, external links, or other ... Read More
"App Store Freedom Act" would force Apple and Google to allow third-party app stores

A new bill introduced in the US House of Representatives could change how Americans use and access mobile apps. The App Store Freedom Act, spearheaded by ... Read More
Florida lawmaker proposes forcing Apple to allow third-party app stores like EU

A Florida congresswoman has introduced a new bill targeting Apple, aiming to boost competition and expand consumer choice by ... Read More
Apple forced to allow external payment links in apps
A US judge has ruled against Apple, banning the company from taxing or restricting external payment links in iOS apps, effective immediately. This victory for Epic Games and developers, part of a four ... Read More
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