The UK antitrust case against Apple's control over the mobile browser market has been dismissed for a second time after an appeal tribunal upheld its original decision on the matter.Cloud games are restricted in the App StoreApple has once again managed to avoid an investigation into its alleged anticompetitive practices regarding cloud gaming applications. Read more...

A UK antitrust case against Apple has once again been thrown out, after an appeal tribunal ruled that the original decision was correct – that the UK’s competition watchdog had missed a legal deadline. The ruling stands despite the fact that two Apple App Store policies were found to be anticompetitive, and even though the tribunal appeared to agree that its own decision was likely to have “undesirable or unfortunate results” … more… The post UK antitrust case against Apple fails again; one more appeal possible appeared first on 9to5Mac.

The UK’s antitrust regulator was on Wednesday refused permission to appeal against a ruling that it had no power to open an investigation into Apple’s Safari mobile browser and potential barriers to cloud gaming on Apple’s ecosystem. Apple CEO Tim Cook <a href=https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-antitrust-regulator-refused-permission-appeal-apple-probe-ruling-2023-05-03/”>Reuters: Apple won an appeal in March against the decision by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to open a full investigation into the dominance of Apple and Alphabet Inc’s Google in mobile browsers. The Competition Appeal Tribunal quashed the decision to open the investigation and on Wednesday refused the CMA’s application for permission to appeal against that ruling. MacDailyNews Take: Quashed. Please help support MacDailyNews. Click or tap here to support our independent tech blog. Thank you!…

Apple is attempting to put a stop to a $2 billion lawsuit that continues the so-called "Batterygate" controversy over the throttling of iPhones.An iPhone batteryIn June, a lawsuit was leveled against Apple by a consumer rights activist in the UK, accusing Apple of failing to tell iPhone owners their devices would be "throttled." On Tuesday, Apple attempted to get the suit thrown out. Read more...

Apple is attempting to put a stop to a $2 billion lawsuit that continues the so-called "Batterygate" controversy over the throttling of iPhones.An iPhone batteryIn June, a lawsuit was leveled against Apple by a consumer rights activist in the UK, accusing Apple of failing to tell iPhone owners their devices would be "throttled." On Tuesday, Apple attempted to get the suit thrown out. Read more...

Apple is attempting to put a stop to a $2 billion lawsuit that continues the so-called "Batterygate" controversy over the throttling of iPhones.An iPhone batteryIn June, a lawsuit was leveled against Apple by a consumer rights activist in the UK, accusing Apple of failing to tell iPhone owners their devices would be "throttled." On Tuesday, Apple attempted to get the suit thrown out. Read more...