EU's new tech laws are working; small browsers gain market share
The early results come after the EU's sweeping Digital Markets Act.
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The early results come after the EU's sweeping Digital Markets Act.
EU browser companies experience user surge after tech giants comply with EU legislation, impacting various browser companies. The growth follows the implementation of the Digital Markets Act on March 7, affecting both mobile devices and browsers.
Aloha Browser says EU users jumped 250 percent in March after the Digital Markets Act forced Apple to display a new default browser choice screen. It joins Brave, Firefox, Vivaldi, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, and Opera in reporting user spikes, according to Reuters. Nevertheless, the EU is investigating Apple’s implementation over complaints that it’s too complicated.
TECH NEWS News: Smaller web browser companies like Aloha, DuckDuckGo, and Brave are thriving in the EU post the Digital Markets Act. Users are increasing, with Apple
Smaller web browsers are gaining some traction in the European Union after the Digital Markets Act (DMA) started requiring designated…