Apple has 90 days to begin allowing sideloding in Brazil

Apple has 90 days to begin allowing sideloding in Brazil

Following a significant defeat in the U.S against Epic Games., Apple now has 90 days to enable sideloading in Brazil.

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Following a significant defeat in the U.S. on its case against Epic Games, Apple was just dealt another blow, this time in Brazil. Last March, the company successfully reversed a decision that would have compelled it to enable sideloading for users in Brazil within 90 days. The decision stemmed from an antitrust ruling that declared the App Store’s anti-steering rules illegal. Today, the decision was reversed once again. Following a complaint fi…

Apple faces a new setback, this time in Brazil, in a case related to its practices on the App Store. Federal justice has just reinstated an initial decision by the Brazilian antitrust regulator forcing the company of Cupertino to change its application distribution policy and to allow sideloading.In November 2024, [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPh…

Apple has 90 days to begin allowing sideloding in Brazil - TECHTELEGRAPH

Following a significant defeat in the U.S. on its case against Epic Games, Apple was just dealt another blow, this time in Brazil. Last March, the company successfully reversed a decision that would have compelled it to enable sideloading for users in Brazil within 90 days. The decision stemmed from an antitrust ruling that declared the App Store’s anti-steering rules illegal. Today, the decision was reversed once again. Off again, on again Foll…

Brazilian court reverses course and now demands iPhone sideloading within 90 days

Following a significant defeat in the U.S. on its case against Epic Games, Apple was just dealt another blow, this time in Brazil. Last March, the company successfully reversed a decision that would have compelled it to enable sideloading for users in Brazil within 90 days. The decision stemmed from an antitrust ruling that declared the App Store's anti-steering rules illegal. Today, the decision was reversed once again. more . . .