Apple has unveiled major changes to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 in the E.U. as part of its ongoing efforts to comply with the Digital Markets Act. European users will have more control over default apps, browser choice, and even the ability to remove long-standing pre-installed apps like Safari. The “browser choice screen,” introduced in …
Apple has announced significant updates for iOS and iPadOS users in the European Union to comply with the Digital Markets Act. Available later this year, these changes will give EU users greater control over their devices with new features for default apps, browser choices, and app deletions. New default apps section One of the key …
The Apple-Epic saga has taken a new turn today as the Fortnite game developer, Epic Games, shared that Apple has terminated its developer account. This is a reversal from the earlier approval of Epic’s account last month, which Epic said would allow it to bring back Fortnite to iOS devices in the EU by way …
Image Credits: Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Meta today is offering more details about how it plans to make its messaging apps, WhatsApp and Messenger, interoperable with third-party messaging services, as required by the new EU law, the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company had earlier shared that engaging with third-party chats would be an …
Image Credits: CHRIS DELMAS/AFP / Getty Images The Apple-Epic saga has just taken a new turn today as the Fortnite game developer, Epic Games, shared that Apple has terminated its developer account. This is a reversal from Apple’s earlier approval of the account last month, which Epic said would allow it to bring back Fortnite …
Apple’s latest software update for the iPhone launched support for third-party app stores and alternative browser engines for users in the EU. The update further brings major updates to the App Store and contactless payments for iPhone users in Europe along with improved security support in iMessage and new emojis. Several updates, limited to …
News Technology Tech Apple’s iOS 17.2 hints at feature to sideload apps from outside App Store An analysis of iOS 17.2 beta by 9to5Mac reveals that Apple might start allowing users to sideload apps from outside the App Store, which the European Union’s Digital Markets Act demands. It is not clear when (or indeed whether) Apple will …