Japan plans to require Apple to open third-party app stores and prohibit Google from favoring its own services
On June 2nd, IT Home reported that according to Yomiuri Shimbun, the Japanese government has decided to introduce new regulations on the operational services of large IT companies and, based on Japan's legislative review regulations, aims to submit a bill to Congress as early as next year.The new regulations will require Apple to open a third-party app store for iOS, while also prohibiting Google from favoring its services in search results
On June 2nd, IT Home reported that according to Yomiuri Shimbun, the Japanese government has decided to introduce new regulations on the operational services of large IT companies and, based on Japan's legislative review regulations, aims to submit a bill to Congress as early as next year.The new regulations will require Apple to open a third-party app store for iOS, while also prohibiting Google from favoring its services in search results.
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The new regulations will allow other companies' app stores to access the iOS system,It is expected that IT giants such as Microsoft and major Japanese telecommunications companies will be the first to deploy their own app stores on iOS..
In addition,Forcing developers to use their own payment systems and restricting other payment systems is also a problem that needs to be addressed by Apple and Google.
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