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Dutch Antitrust Enforcer Probing Apple’s Compliance With Forced App Store Changes

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Josh Sisco
· · Source: Reuters

The Netherlands antitrust agency is scrutinizing Apple to determine whether the iPhone maker is complying with a directive that it change its policies for dating apps in the country to allow developers to include third-party payment providers within their apps, according to Reuters.. The Authority for Consumers and Markets has been handing down weekly fines against Apple of 5 million euros for...

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