Apple lawsuit for nearly $1 billion given the green light in the UK
The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal allows nearly 13,000 developers to pursue a lawsuit against Apple over alleged monopolistic practices and unfair commission charges.
Apple lawsuit filed by UK developers | App Developer Magazine
UK Competition Appeal Tribunal certified class action lawsuit against Apple on behalf of app developers, totaling £785m.
Dr. Ennis represents app developers claiming Apple's pricing practices are abusive due to their market dominance.
Apple will allow iOS apps to be distributed on websites in the EU
Developers meeting criteria can offer app downloads from websites bypassing app stores.
Apple allows developers to run app marketplaces with only their own apps.
CMA shelves app store probes to leverage digital market powers
CMA closes investigations into Google and Apple's app stores under new DMCCA powers, indicating ongoing concerns about market dominance and competition.
UK app developers file class action lawsuit against Apple | App Developer Magazine
Apple is facing a class action lawsuit in the UK for allegedly abusing its market position in iOS app distribution.
The lawsuit seeks $970 million in damages for UK app developers impacted by high commission fees.
Apple announces sweeping EU App Store changes
Apple will allow alternative app stores and other new options for app developers to comply with Europe's Digital Markets Act.
Apple is being forced to make sweeping changes to its App Store rules, which some smaller companies see as a major win.
Apple lawsuit for nearly $1 billion given the green light in the UK
The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal allows nearly 13,000 developers to pursue a lawsuit against Apple over alleged monopolistic practices and unfair commission charges.
Apple lawsuit filed by UK developers | App Developer Magazine
UK Competition Appeal Tribunal certified class action lawsuit against Apple on behalf of app developers, totaling £785m.
Dr. Ennis represents app developers claiming Apple's pricing practices are abusive due to their market dominance.
Apple will allow iOS apps to be distributed on websites in the EU
Developers meeting criteria can offer app downloads from websites bypassing app stores.
Apple allows developers to run app marketplaces with only their own apps.
CMA shelves app store probes to leverage digital market powers
CMA closes investigations into Google and Apple's app stores under new DMCCA powers, indicating ongoing concerns about market dominance and competition.
UK app developers file class action lawsuit against Apple | App Developer Magazine
Apple is facing a class action lawsuit in the UK for allegedly abusing its market position in iOS app distribution.
The lawsuit seeks $970 million in damages for UK app developers impacted by high commission fees.
Apple announces sweeping EU App Store changes
Apple will allow alternative app stores and other new options for app developers to comply with Europe's Digital Markets Act.
Apple is being forced to make sweeping changes to its App Store rules, which some smaller companies see as a major win.
UK android app developers file class action suit against Google | App Developer Magazine
Professor Barry Rodger has initiated a class action lawsuit against Google for abusing its market dominance to negatively impact UK app developers. Claims seek E1.04 billion.
Google introduces new search update to comply with EU tech rules
Google introduces search results changes and new advertising features for app developers in compliance with EU regulations.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) requires leading tech companies like Google to adhere to specific rules by March 7.
UK android app developers file class action suit against Google | App Developer Magazine
Professor Barry Rodger has initiated a class action lawsuit against Google for abusing its market dominance to negatively impact UK app developers. Claims seek E1.04 billion.
Google introduces new search update to comply with EU tech rules
Google introduces search results changes and new advertising features for app developers in compliance with EU regulations.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) requires leading tech companies like Google to adhere to specific rules by March 7.
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Indian firms begrudgingly comply with Google Play rules while seeking regulatory intervention | TechCrunch
Indian firms are reluctantly complying with Google's Play Store billing rules to get their apps back on the store.
Options for developers include Google Play billing, alternative billing, or consumption-only model to avoid service fee.
Apple's decision to drop iPhone web apps comes under scrutiny in the EU
The European Commission may investigate Apple's discontinuation of iPhone web apps in the EU.
Apple cites the EU's Digital Markets Act and the difficulty of integrating web apps for other browsers as reasons for the change.
App developers urged by ICO to protect user data| App Developer Magazine
The ICO is reminding app developers to protect users' privacy after reviewing period and fertility apps.
No serious compliance issues or evidence of harm were found in the review, but improvements can be made to ensure transparency and data security.
ICO reminds app developers of privacy obligations
The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) reminds app developers of their obligations to protect users' privacy.
The ICO emphasizes the need for transparency, valid consent, lawful basis for data processing, and being accountable to users.
The Vision Pro's Biggest Problem Is Apple
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Popular streaming services like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify have indicated that they will not be supporting the Vision Pro, and other key developers like Google and Meta Platforms are also hesitant to embrace the new platform.