A new bipartisan bill, the App Store Freedom Act, seeks to force Apple to open its iOS ecosystem to third-party app stores. If passed, it would empower developers with more distribution options and potentially lower costs for consumers. Apple opposes the move, citing privacy and security concerns as core to its platform.
A new bipartisan bill, the App Store Freedom Act, seeks to force Apple to open its iOS ecosystem to third-party app stores. If passed, it would empower developers with more distribution options and potentially lower costs for consumers. Apple opposes the move, citing privacy and security concerns as core to its platform.