Brazil gives Apple 90 days to allow app sideloading

Apple must allow app sideloading in Brazil within 90 days, judge orders

Brazil's federal court has ordered Apple to allow sideloading of apps (bypassing the App Store) within 90 days.

Brazil gives Apple 90 days to allow app sideloading

A federal court in Brazil has reinstated an overturned injunction, forcing Apple yet again to allow sideloading on iOS.

Brazil gives Apple 90 days to enable third-party app marketplaces on iOS

Apple has been forced to enable sideloading for iPhone users in Brazil within the next three months or face daily fines for non-compliance.Brazil has ordered Apple to enable sideloading within 90 days or face fines.On Wednesday, Judge Pablo Zuniga of the Brazilian federal court ordered Apple to allow third-party app marketplaces in the country within the next 90 days. If the company fails to adhere to the court's order, it could face a fine of m…

Brazil Orders Apple To Allow iOS Sideloading Within 90 Days

A Brazilian judge has ordered Apple to open its iOS platform to alternative app stores within 90 days, according to Valor International. The ruling cited Apple's compliance with similar requirements in the European Union under the Digital Markets Act without showing "significant impact or irreparabl...

Brazilian justice has just handed down its verdict, Apple now has 90 days to make the required changes.

Apple Given Three Month Deadline to Enable Sideloading on iOS Devices in Brazil

Brazil is making it clear to Apple that it needs the tech giant to follow the right anti-trust measures for it to work effectively in the country. This is why the Cupertino firm was given a 90-day deadline to enable sideloading on iOS devices. The news comes after the EU made the iPhone maker implement serious changes to how the App Store can work for users in the region. As shared by the Brazilian media outlet called Valor Economico, the countr…