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Apple PWA ban: Find out why Apple's decision to restrict PWAs has sparked an in-depth investigation by the EU competition watchdog.

The European Union is investigating Apple's decision to discontinue support for web apps in the EU. The move, which goes into effect in March, is being assessed for its impacts on app developers and iPhone users. Apple claims the adjustments are necessary to comply with the EU's new Digital Markets Act (DMA).

IOS 17.4 will be here soon, and heres everything you need to know — including release date rumors, new features and more.

In the latest iOS 17.4 beta release, Apple has disabled progressive web apps (PWAs) in the European Union (EU), leaving users wondering why the web apps on their iPhones were no longer working. The iPhone maker says that it is because of the new rules around browsers in Europes Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Apple has confirmed that it's deliberately disabling progressive web apps (PWAs) in the EU, it wrote in updated developer notes.

Apple has confirmed that it's deliberately disabling progressive web apps (PWAs) in the EU, it wrote in updated developer notes.

Apple is officially cutting support for progressive web apps for iPhone users in the European Union. While web apps have been broken for EU users in every iOS 17.4 beta so far, Apple has confirmed that this is a feature, not a bug. Commenting on Apples move, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney tweeted: I suspect ...

Stay updated with Apple's iOS 17.4 changes: Explore the introduction of alternative app stores and the potential impact on web apps.

Users have taken to social media to decry that progressive web apps were killed by Apple in iOS 17.4, but the reality is more complex than that.