Apple European executive defends App Store policies

Apple European executive defends App Store policies amid antitrust scrutiny

AppleInsider

Published 30 Jun 2020

Apple's App Store chief in Europe defended the company's developer policies on Tuesday amid increased antitrust scrutiny in the region and in other parts of the world.

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Apple European executive defends App Store policies amid antitrust scrutiny

Apple European executive defends App Store policies amid antitrust scrutiny

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