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Apple and Google have 'effective duopoly' in UK says regulator

UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 18 – The UK Competition and Markets Authority aims to impose new fines and regulations on Apple and Google, noting their 90-100% share of UK mobile devices, with reforms phased through 2026.

  • Earlier this year, the Competition and Markets Authority is preparing to designate Apple and Google as holding a `strategic market advantage` under the new Digital Markets, Competition, and Consumers Act, which could lead to new regulations.
  • Earlier this year, regulators launched probes into Apple and Google, marking the start of initial investigations under the UK's new Digital Markets, Competition, and Consumers Act.
  • Details outline measures to enable alternative browser engines beyond WebKit on iOS devices, with the CMA proposing binding requirements, sources familiar with the plans said, to promote competition.
  • The CMA estimates the UK app economy generates 1.5% of GDP and supports around 400,000 jobs, while stakeholders are invited to submit feedback on the roadmap.
  • Implementation is slated to begin later this year with a phased approach, while sources familiar with the plans say the announcement may arrive next week.
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Washington Examiner broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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