Apple New Changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store in the European Union
Apple recently announced a series of significant changes to its iOS, Safari, and the App Store in response to the Digital Markets Act (DMA) set to take effect in the European Union (EU). These changes will have a profound impact on how developers distribute their apps and how users interact with their devices.
The DMA, a major tech competition law, mandates that companies with a significant market presence, like Apple, must allow for more competition and flexibility in app distribution and payment processing. Apple, known for its strict control over the App Store ecosystem, is now compelled to loosen its rules and provide more options for developers and users.
One of the most notable changes is Apple's decision to allow users to download third-party app stores onto their devices from...