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As more users find themselves unable to access Beeper Mini's iMessage bridge, more senators have waded into the matter, with them asking the Department of Justice if Apple's actions constitute antitrust violations.

US senators have written to the Department of Justice to investigate Apple's anti-competitive behavior towards Beeper.

In a recent development, Apple Inc. AAPL has once again caused interruptions in the services provided by Beeper Mini and Beeper Cloud, significantly impacting…

Senators and US Representatives have written to the Department of Justice demanding an investigation in Apples treatment of the Beeper Mini app on Android.

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A bipartisan group of lawmakers calls on the Justice Department to go after Apple for allegedly engaging in antitrust tactics with its Beeper Mini blockade.

Apple's move to cut off Beeper, the app that brought iMessage to Android users, already caught the attention of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who called

Apple is under fire once again, as U.S. officials want DOJ to investigate the company over blocking Beeper Mini’s iMessage feature

Apple claims Beeper Mini is a security risk for iPhone users, but congresspeople say the company just wants to keep its blue bubble hegemony.

A company devised a clever way to deliver a much-sought service for non-Apple users. But Apple shut down the app, spawning a cautionary tale for risk-taking, innovative businesses.