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A bipartisan bill that would regulate the management of Apple's and Google's mobile app stores and enable greater competition on the platforms passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
A bill aimed at reining in Apple’s and Google’s app store market power advanced out of the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday with support from all members of the panel except Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas).
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86% of Developers Want Legislation to Open App StoresWith the Open App Markets Act (OAMA) making its way through the Senate, at least 86% of developers are in favor of app marketplace legislation.The OAMA is bipartisan legislation aimed at Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store. The legislation is designed to reduce Apple and Google’s role as gatekeepers for their respective platforms.“This legislation will tear down coercive anticompetitive walls in the app economy, giving consumers more choices and smaller startup tech companies a fighting chance,” said Senator Richard Blumentha...
The Biden administration is earning praise from progressives for its tough talk on tech at home.