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Apple might appease antitrust concerns by suggesting third-party apps to new iPhone owners – The Verge
Apple is apparently working on a new feature that might address at least one common anticompetitive concern, by proactively suggesting third-party apps (once that…
9to5Mac spotted the feature in an iOS 14.3 beta
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge
Apple has been staring down the barrel of numerous antitrust investigations this past year, after app developers like Spotify and Rakuten accused the company of unfairly advantaging Apples own apps ahead of theirs. But Apple is apparently working on a new feature that might address at least one of the common concerns, by proactively suggesting third-party apps (apps that Apple doesnt make) to iPhone and iPad…
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