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Apple and Google’s App Stores are fundamentally unfair, watchdog says
CMA previously gave Apple and Google ‘strategic market status’ for their dominance in the mobile market
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daringfireball.net
U.K. Regulator Considers Requiring App Store to Allow Steering to the Web, and iOS NFC to Be Open
Link to: https://www.reuters.com/world/uk-regulator-proposes-easing-apple-google-app-store-payment-rules-2026-06-30/
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CMA Consultation on Mobile App Steering and NFC Access
Link to: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cma-consults-on-new-requirements-for-apple-and-googles-mobile-platforms
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gov.uk
CMA consults on new requirements for Apple and Google’s mobile platforms
New measures designed to bring down prices and spur UK tech innovation.
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thenextweb.com
UK regulator proposes letting developers steer users off Apple and Google payments
The CMA wants to let UK app developers point users to cheaper payment options outside Apple and Google’s stores, with steering fees capped below current commissions.
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channelnewsasia.com
UK regulator considers opening Apple, Google app stores to rival payments
LONDON, June 30 : Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday proposed allowing app developers to steer users to alternative payment options outside Apple and Alphabet's Google app…
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UK regulator proposes easing Apple, Google app store payment rules
LONDON, June 30 : Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday proposed allowing app developers to steer users to alternative payment options outside Apple and Google's app stores…
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independent.co.uk
UK watchdog proposes changes to Apple and Google’s app stores payment rules
The CMA is consulting on forcing the tech giants to allow developers to steer customers away from their platforms for payment.
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Apple and Google’s App Stores are fundamentally unfair, watchdog says
CMA previously gave Apple and Google ‘strategic market status’ for their dominance in the mobile market
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m.economictimes.com
UK regulator considers opening Apple, Google app stores to rival payments - The Economic Times
Britain's competition watchdog is proposing to let app developers direct users to cheaper payment options outside Apple and Google's app stores. This move aims to boost…
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cityam.com
Apple claims CMA app store shake-up could 'open the door to scams'
Apple has warned that proposed UK reforms to its App Store risk "opening the door to scams", as the CMA launches an app consultation
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9to5mac.com
Apple may have to allow 3rd-party app payments and Apple Pay rivals in UK
Britain’s antitrust regulator has proposed forcing Apple to allow developers to link to third-party payment options to purchase apps and...
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upi.com
British watchdog wants to open up app stores at Apple, Google - UPI.com
Great Britain's watchdog agency is challenging Apple and Google for not allowing developers to talk to or pull users away from their app stores.
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dailymail.com
Crackdown launched on Apple and Google over controversial 'app tax'
The Silicon Valley giants would be forced to give iPhone and Google-powered smartphone users access to cheaper deals when subscribing to their favourite apps.
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euronews.com
UK watchdog moves to break Apple and Google's grip on app payments
Buy an app subscription today and there is a good chance Apple or Google is taking a cut. The CMA wants developers to be free to point customers elsewhere to pay and is asking the…
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it.euronews.com
Antitrust UK contro il controllo di Apple e Google sui pagamenti app
Se oggi si acquista un abbonamento a un’app, è probabile che Apple o Google trattengano una commissione. La CMA vuole che gli sviluppatori possano indirizzare i clienti verso…
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theregister.com
UK regulator wants Apple and Google to let devs steer clear of app store fees
Proposals could open cheaper routes for purchases made through third parties
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silicon.co.uk
CMA Proposes Apple, Google App Store Changes | Silicon UK Tech
UK competition regulator begins consultation on potential measures to allow third-party payment methods with reduced fees