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GSMArena.com

Apple backtracks, won't remove progressive web apps in the EU after all

Progressive web apps were initially going to be removed in iOS 17.4 in the EU due to compliance with the DMA but will now be supported.

Apple will continue to offer support for Home Screen web apps in the EU, ensuring alignment with security and privacy models for native apps on iOS. [ more ]

Engadget

2 months ago

EU data protection

Apple backtracks on plans to get rid of web apps on iPhones in the EU

Apple reverses decision to remove home screen web apps in EU

Progressive web apps (PWAs) offer native app features [ more ]

ReadWrite

2 months ago

EU data protection

EU initiates investigation into Apple's restriction on progressive web apps

Apple under EU investigation for restricting access to PWAs

EU examines Apple's compliance with Digital Markets Act [ more ]

Developer Tech News

2 months ago

Privacy professionals

Apple is killing web apps in the EU

Apple is ending support for progressive web apps (PWAs) for iPhone users in the EU.

The decision is based on the complexities of aligning web apps with the requirements of the Digital Markets Act. [ more ]

GSMArena.com

2 months ago

Web design

Apple officially removes support for progressive web apps in the EU

Apple will drop support for progressive web apps in the European Union due to the EU's Digital Markets Act.

This decision is based on the requirement that Apple allow third-party browsers to use their own engines on iOS. [ more ]

Engadget

2 months ago

EU data protection

Apple explains why web apps will no longer work on European iOS devices

Apple is disabling progressive web apps (PWAs) in the EU due to new rules around browsers in Europe's Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Web apps in Europe will now act more like web shortcuts, creating issues like data loss and broken notifications. [ more ]

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The Verge

3 months ago

Web design

Yep, Apple's breaking iPhone web apps in the EU

Apple is removing support for progressive web apps (PWAs) for iPhone users in the European Union.

This decision is due to the need to comply with the Digital Markets Act and the challenges of integrating PWAs with the changes forced by the Act. [ more ]

TNW | Ecosystems

2 months ago

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