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The U.K. announced an Apple antitrust investigation

The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is looking into Apple's approach to apps.
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The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is looking into Apple's approach to apps.
It said that the investigation "will consider whether Apple has a dominant position in connection with the distribution of apps on Apple devices in the U.K. — and, if so, whether Apple imposes unfair or anti-competitive terms on developers using the App Store, ultimately resulting in users having less choice or paying higher prices for apps."
Shakeel Hashim ( @shakeelhashim) is a growth manager at Protocol, based in London. He was previously an analyst at Finimize covering business and economics, and a digital journalist at News UK. His writing has appeared in The Economist and its book, Uncommon Knowledge.
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