Britain joins US, Europe and Japan in declaring Apple and Google smartphone dominance: What this means for tech giants and their response
Britain's CMA has labelled Apple and Google's smartphone platforms as having "strategic market status," granting regulators more power to push for changes. This move aims to foster competition and innovation, addressing concerns that app store rules might be stifling progress. Both tech giants have voiced disappointment, with Apple warning against EU-style intervention.
Britain's CMA has labelled Apple and Google's smartphone platforms as having "strategic market status," granting regulators more power to push for changes. This move aims to foster competition and innovation, addressing concerns that app store rules might be stifling progress. Both tech giants have voiced disappointment, with Apple warning against EU-style intervention.
