Due to regulatory action, Apple has agreed to allow alternative app stores, third-party payment systems for in-app purchases, ...

Apple is going to allow iPhone users in Brazil to pay for apps and services outside of the App Store itself, all to settle an ...

To comply with the Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA), Apple has announced a set of major changes to the App Store and iPhone in Japan. The changes include new app distribution options for ...

Apple, Michigan taxpayers, and one of Detroit’s wealthiest families spent roughly $30 million training hundreds of people to ...

Brazilian regulators have approved a settlement that will require Apple to change how the App Store operates on iPhone in the ...

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Apple is introducing alternative app stores and payment options in Japan to comply with a new competition law, while maintaining that platform-level security and child safety controls remain in place.

Starting next year, Apple will allow app sideloading and external payment links for users in Brazil, following a local ...

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Apple's changes in iOS 26.2 in Japan revolve around alternative app stores, payments outside the App Store and browser choice. The company worked with Japanese regulators on new protections for ...

Apple is going to allow iPhone users in Brazil to pay for apps and services outside of the App Store, reports Technoblog. The ...