European Union Launches Antitrust Probes Into Apple

European Union Launches Antitrust Probes Into Apple Pay, App Store

Billboard.com

Published 16 Jun 2020

The European Union said on Tuesday that it has launched antitrust investigations into Apple’s rules for developers on the distribution of apps via its App Store, as well as Apple Pay.

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European Union Launches Antitrust Probes Into Apple Pay, App Store

European Union Launches Antitrust Probes Into Apple Pay, App Store

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