Google denies targeting ad blockers, attributing issues to performance improvements.
Juno, the YouTube app for Vision Pro, pulled from App Store | TechCrunch
Juno, an app for viewing YouTube on Apple's Vision Pro, has been shut down due to compliance issues raised by Google.
YouTube Is Cracking Down on Third-party Apps That Block Ads
YouTube is tightening enforcement against ad blockers on third-party apps to protect its revenue stream.
YouTube's crackdown on ad blockers expands to third-party apps
YouTube is enhancing its anti-ad blocker policy to prevent third-party apps from bypassing ads, emphasizing the importance of ads in supporting creators.
YouTube and ad blockers: Who's in the right?
Google denies targeting ad blockers, attributing issues to performance improvements.
Juno, the YouTube app for Vision Pro, pulled from App Store | TechCrunch
Juno, an app for viewing YouTube on Apple's Vision Pro, has been shut down due to compliance issues raised by Google.
YouTube Is Cracking Down on Third-party Apps That Block Ads
YouTube is tightening enforcement against ad blockers on third-party apps to protect its revenue stream.
YouTube's crackdown on ad blockers expands to third-party apps
YouTube is enhancing its anti-ad blocker policy to prevent third-party apps from bypassing ads, emphasizing the importance of ads in supporting creators.
Apple brings free call recording and transcription to iPhones; journalists rejoice
Apple's practice of 'sherlocking' third-party apps involves incorporating features of popular apps into their own software, potentially rendering the third-party apps obsolete.
Sherlocked: The controversial practice of Apple copying apps| ScopeTrader
Apple's practice of integrating features from third-party apps into its own systems (Sherlocking) poses challenges for developers competing with their native features.
iOS 18 could 'sherlock' $400M in app revenue | TechCrunch
Apple's practice of "sherlocking" third-party apps can have significant impacts on developers and competition.
Apple brings free call recording and transcription to iPhones; journalists rejoice
Apple's practice of 'sherlocking' third-party apps involves incorporating features of popular apps into their own software, potentially rendering the third-party apps obsolete.
Sherlocked: The controversial practice of Apple copying apps| ScopeTrader
Apple's practice of integrating features from third-party apps into its own systems (Sherlocking) poses challenges for developers competing with their native features.
iOS 18 could 'sherlock' $400M in app revenue | TechCrunch
Apple's practice of "sherlocking" third-party apps can have significant impacts on developers and competition.