#third-party-app-stores

#third-party-app-stores

Apple will enable third-party app stores on iPads in the EU starting September 16, following Digital Markets Act regulations.

Significant changes in iPadOS will improve user access and browsing experience by allowing third-party app stores and browser engines.

The injunction mandates Google to allow third-party app stores access to the Google Play Store for three years.

iPad users in the EU will gain access to third-party app stores and alternative browser engines starting September 16, due to EU regulations.

iPadOS designated as a gatekeeper under Digital Markets Act (DMA), opening to third-party app stores.

Apple will not fight European Commission's decision to open iPadOS and align with iOS policies.

Apple introduces third-party app stores on iPad in EU due to EU's Digital Markets Act compliance starting September 16.

Apple's implementation of third-party app store installation on iOS browsers exposes users to potential web tracking vulnerabilities.

Countries like Japan are increasing fines for monopolistic practices, pressuring Apple to open iOS for third-party app stores.