Japan is debating antitrust legislation in its parliament that would require dominant platforms like Apple and Google to allow third-party app stores. This move mirrors Europe’s Digital Markets Act, which…
Apple recently made headlines by allowing, for the first time in the European Union, developers to distribute apps directly from their own webpages. This move is part of a trio…
After 12 years of legal proceedings, an antitrust lawsuit accusing Apple of monopolistic practices via its App Store has been elevated to class-action status. Initially rejected by Judge Yvonne Gonzalez…
Apple’s introduction of significant changes to its iPhone and iPad software with iOS 17.4 has sparked curiosity as it selectively affects only EU customers. The core reason behind this geographical…
In an enlightening discussion with The Independent, Ivan Krstić, Apple’s head of security engineering and architecture, has shed light on the company’s relentless efforts in fortifying iPhone security and the…
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