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'iOS rules change' as Apple (AAPL) agrees to open app stores in Brazil

Apple ($AAPL), the iPhone maker, will allow third-party app stores on its iOS system in Brazil as part of a deal to settle a ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Apple loosens iOS rules in Japan under new regulations

Apple is rewriting the rules of the iPhone in Japan, opening the door to rival app stores and new payment options after years ...

Apple Is Quietly Changing A Core iPhone Rule — Here’s Why That Matters

The next iPhone update is coming soon and includes a new way to make switching from Apple to Android smoother than ever. The ...

Apple updates iOS in Japan to meet new competition rules

Apple updates iOS in Japan to meet new competition rules, reshaping payments, app distribution, and user choice.

Fortnite Not Coming to iOS in Japan as Epic Games CEO Accuses Apple of 'Obstruction and Lawbreaking'

Epic Games is not going to bring Fortnite to iOS in Japan as promised because of the fees imposed by Apple's new App Store ...
Ars Technica

Google and Mozilla don’t like Apple’s new iOS browser rules

Apple is being forced to make major changes to iOS in Europe, thanks to the European Union’s “Digital Markets Act.” The act cracks down on Big Tech “gatekeepers” with various interoperability, ...

iOS 26.3 opens AirPods-style pairing to third-party accessories in EU under DMA rules

OS 26.3 introduces AirPods-style proximity pairing and notification support for third-party accessories in the EU, driven by Apple’s compliance with the Digital Markets Act.
Macworld

Google is building a version of Chrome that breaks Apple’s iOS rules

If Apple opens up iOS 17 to third-party browser engines this year, Chrome will be ready. According to a report from The Register, Google is already working on an “experimental application” that brings ...