South Korea's media watchdog concludes Google, Apple violated laws by abusing app marketplace dominance; sanctions pending
South Korea's media watchdog, the Korea Media Communications Commission, concluded Wednesday that Google and Apple violated related laws by abusing their dominance in their respective app marketplaces. The two US tech companies are accused of bypassing a 2021 revision to the telecommunications business act, which aims to prevent large app market operators from forcing specific payment systems. The level of sanctions will be decided at a later date.
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