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Microsoft president expressed ‘concerns about App Store’ to House antitrust committee – 9to5Mac
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently agreed to testify to the House antitrust committee, alongside the chief execs of other tech giants, but it appears it has …
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently agreed to testify to the House antitrust committee, alongside the chief execs of other tech giants, but it appears it has already heard from Microsoft’s president who reportedly expressed concerns about the App Store.
The committee has a wide-ranging remit to see whether tech giants are guilty of anti-competitive behaviors, with Apple coming under the most scrutiny for the way it operates the App Store …
A paywalled report in The Information says that the Microsoft …
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