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UK launching investigation of Apple App Store after anti-competition complaints - Vimarsana News

UK launching investigation of Apple App Store after anti-competition complaints

The UK's anti-competition authority is opening up an investigation of continued allegations that Apple uses its App Store to restrict competition, and set "unfair terms" for developers.

Apple releases third developer beta of watchOS 7.4 - Vimarsana News

Apple releases third developer beta of watchOS 7.4

Apple has released the third developer beta for watchOS 7.4, just a couple of days after the iOS and macOS betas were released.

Microsoft reveals Chinese hack targeting Microsoft Exchange - Vimarsana News

Microsoft reveals Chinese hack targeting Microsoft Exchange

Microsoft has disclosed evidence that "Hafnium," a new Chinese hacking group, has been targeting US servers running Microsoft's email system.

Google Chrome to emulate Apple's Safari ad-tracking privacy ethos - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome to emulate Apple's Safari ad-tracking privacy ethos

Future versions of Google Chrome will stop supporting ad-tracking cookies, and instead, the company will implement privacy features in the browser similar to Apple's iOS 14 plans.

Arizona bill that could force Apple App Store to allow third-party payments one step closer to law - Vimarsana News

Arizona bill that could force Apple App Store to allow third-party payments one step closer to law

  Arizona lawmakers have narrowly advanced a bill that could force Apple and Google App Stores — but not video game console sellers — to allow third-party payment systems on their app stores. The Arizona House of Representatives on Tuesday voted 31-29 to pass the legislation, an amendment to the existing House Bill 2005. It's now slated for a vote before Arizona's Senate. The HB2005 amendment bars companies whose downloads in Arizona exceed 1 million from requiring specific in-app payment systems as the sole way to accept payments. It also prohibits companies from retaliating against a...