Japan Mandates Apple to Allow Third-Party Browser Engines on iOS by December
Readers may recall that Japan recently passed the Smartphone Act, officially the Bill on the Promotion of Competition for Specified Software Used in Smartphones. Among its most important reforms is a…
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