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Kosta Eleftheriou shares key takeaways from what's happened so far after Dutch regulators forced Apple to let dating apps use third-party payments.

A Dutch regulator ordered Apple to let developers use other payment services. It complied, but made the process "incredibly onerous," critic says.

It is almost impossible to picture someone without a smartphone app these days. In reality, people are increasingly adopting mobile solutions for their convenience since the phone is always at hand. In 2021 alone, users worldwide have downloaded 230 billion applications, and that number will continue to grow. That is why mobile apps are not a waste of money for businesses but rather a successful investment. However, before creating any mobile application, companies must decide whether to assembl...

CCI told the Karnataka High Court that it would rather hear the case regarding Google Play Store rules finally, instead of taking on two rounds of litigation.

A look back at some of the key technology stories of the year.

Apple denied the allegations in its filing to the CCI and stressed that its market share in India is an "insignificant" 0-5%, while Google commands 90-100% as its Android operating system powers most other smartphones.

Google said that the relief will "provide developers in India the required product support for recurring payments through convenient user payment systems and also provide them more time in light of the changes to India’s recurring digital payments guidelines.”

China is now warning app developers through the country's latest suspension against Tencent. China warns application developers through the latest Tencent suspension.

The in-app ad for Gold And Goblins showed a man picking up a chair and drawing it back over his head as if to strike a woman with it.

The in-app ad for Gold And Goblins showed a man picking up a chair and drawing it back over his head as if to strike a woman with it.