Apple says UK App Store proposals are price regulation, could harm innovation
Apple stated that proposed UK rules for its App Store, which would allow app developers to direct users to external payment options, amount to price regulation. In a submission to Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), Apple argued that these plans could undermine innovation and investment. The CMA's consultation, which recently closed, aims to boost competition and consumer choice in the digital markets regime, under which Apple and Google were designated last year.
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