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Apple and Google have 'effective duopoly' in UK says regulator

Apple and Google may be required to change the way they operate some of their mobile services in the UK, according to proposed decisions by the UK's competition regulator.

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UK regulator seeks special status for Apple and Google that could mandate changes for Big Tech

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UK targets Apple and Google’s mobile platforms for regulation

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UK targets Apple’s and Google’s mobile platforms for regulation

However, Apple and Google have pushed back at the proposals, with Apple saying changes would compromise user security and privacy.

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Conduct rules are coming for Google and Apple in the UK

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Apple and Google's Mobile 'Duopoly' Targeted by UK Regulators

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Apple and Google face more UK antitrust scrutiny over mobile ecosystems

"Apple and Google’s mobile platforms are both critical to the UK economy ... but our investigation so far has identified opportunities for more innovation and choice," CMA head Sarah Cardell said in ...

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UK ramps up scrutiny of Apple and Google in push for mobile services changes

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Samsung and Google should learn a thing or two from Apple's new all-in-one device protection plan

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Google, Apple Face Trouble In The UK Over App Store Control: Everything You Need To Know

According to CMA Chief Executive Sarah Cardell, Apple and Google control between 90-100 per cent of mobile devices in the UK.

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After six months, the UK confirms Google and Apple are both big tech companies.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed giving them “strategic market status” for iOS and Android, since over 90 percent of UK mobile devices run either OS. It took the CMA since January to figure out what the EU did two years ago,

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UK Regulators Push for Apple & Google's App Stores Crackdown

The post UK Regulators Push for Apple & Google's App Stores Crackdown appeared first on Android Headlines.

Google seeks licensing talks with news groups, following AI rivals

Google is seeking to recruit news organizations for a new licensing project related to artificial intelligence, according to people familiar with the matter, a sign the company wants to strengthen

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UK may require Google to give users alternative search options and rank its results ‘more fairly’

The UK's competition regulator may require Google to offer users alternative search engines; change how it ranks searches; and improve data portability.