UK opens investigations into Apple and Google’s mobile ecosystems
- The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has opened investigations into Apple and Google's mobile ecosystems under new regulatory powers to address digital market abuses.
- The investigations will assess whether Apple and Google's practices create barriers for competitors and if they favor their own apps, with a decision expected by October 2025.
- Both companies have stated they will work constructively with the UK regulator, emphasizing the importance of competition and innovation in their markets.
- The investigations follow the implementation of the Digital Markets Competition and Consumer Act 2024, reflecting a broader regulatory focus on big tech companies in the UK.
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