Japan could be next to force third-party app stores on Apple
The Japanese Parliament is debating a proposed law that would effectively emulate the EU's Digital Markets Act and require Apple to open up the App Store.
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The Japanese Parliament is debating a proposed law that would effectively emulate the EU's Digital Markets Act and require Apple to open up the App Store.
The Japanese Parliament is debating a proposed law that would effectively emulate the EU's Digital Markets Act and require Apple to open up the App Store.
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Japan will make app store operators like Apple and Google responsible for paying consumption taxes on content sold by foreign developers, “to more effectively recover levies collected by small companies with no physical presence in Japan,” reports Nikkei Asia. The change, which was detailed in a