par Natasha Lomas | Juin 13, 2022 | ACM, antitrust, app-store, apple, apple inc, apps, competition regulation, dating apps, Europe, in-app payments, Lawsuit, Netherlands, payment technologies, Payments, Policy
The Netherlands’ competition regulator is finally happy with concessions by Apple to allow dating apps in the market to use alternative payment technologies. Late Friday, the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) provided an update on the multi-month saga... par Natasha Lomas | Mai 4, 2022 | ACM, Android, antitrust, apple, competition law, european commission, european union, Google, Google Play, Google Play Store, Margrethe Vestager, Match Group, Netherlands, TC, Tinder
A competition complaint against Google’s Android Play Store by Match Group, the company which owns Tinder and a number of other dating apps, has led to a preliminary investigation by the Netherlands’ Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) into whether... par Natasha Lomas | Mar 31, 2022 | ACM, antitrust, app-store, apple, apple inc, apps, competition regulation, dating apps, Europe, Netherlands, Policy
Apple has dropped a requirement for a separate binary which it had sought to impose on Dutch dating apps wanting to take up a legal entitlement to use non-Apple payment tech to process their in-app purchases. Previously the company had argued that a separate binary... par Natasha Lomas | Mar 31, 2022 | ACM, antitrust, app-store, apple, apple inc, apps, competition regulation, dating apps, Europe, Netherlands, Policy
Apple has dropped a requirement for a separate binary which it had sought to impose on Dutch dating apps wanting to take up a legal entitlement to use non-Apple payment tech to process their in-app purchases. Previously the company had argued that a separate binary... par Natasha Lomas | Mar 21, 2022 | ACM, antitrust, api, app-store, apple, apple inc, apps, big tech, competition policy, dating apps, Digital Markets Act, Europe, european union, Lawsuit, Margrethe Vestager, Netherlands, payment tech, Policy
Apple has been fined again in the Netherlands over an antitrust order related to dating apps. The order requires it to allow local dating apps to be able to use third-party payment technologies if their developers wish, rather than being locked to only being able to...
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