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By Chandraveer Mathur on Feb 03, 2022 01:57 pm On February 3, the US Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Open App Markets Act for a vote on the Senate floor. The bipartisan antitrust bill would force Apple to allow app sideloading and alternative systems for in-app payments on iPhone. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Feb 03, 2022 11:39 am Although Apple claimed that it is catching up to its supply chain woes, a supply chain report claims that it continues to prioritize iPhone production over the iPad. This has caused delivery lead times for the iPad to slip past the two-month mark. Continue reading →
By Anu Joy on Feb 03, 2022 10:19 am On Wednesday, a US federal judge dismissed a class action lawsuit that accused Apple of misleading users over iPhone’s water resistance. Apple’s advertisements claim that iPhones can withstand damage when submerged under or exposed to water, including that some models can survive depths of up to four meters for half an hour. The plaintiffs alleged that its false advertisements let the company charge twice as much for iPhones than the cost of “average smartphones.” Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Feb 03, 2022 09:09 am The Korean Communications Commission (KCC) in South Korea says Apple’s plan to let developers use third-party payment solutions in their apps “lacks concrete detail.” Continue reading →
By Anu Joy on Feb 03, 2022 08:16 am On Wednesday, Facebook had some bad news to share, reporting a first-ever decline in the number of daily users. The company tried to shift part of the blame for its weak performance on Apple, stating that the iPhone maker’s privacy policy makes it harder for other platforms and apps to track users across other apps. Facebook went so far as to predict that Apple’s privacy policy could make it poorer by $10 billion in 2022. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Feb 03, 2022 12:26 am In January this year, the Senate approved an antitrust regulation that would require Apple to allow sideloading of apps on the iPhone and iPad. Ahead of the US Senate Judiciary Committee considering the bill on Thursday, Apple has sent a letter urging them to reject it. Continue reading →
On February 3, the US Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Open App Markets Act for a vote on the Senate floor. The bipartisan antitrust bill would force Apple to allow app sideloading and alternative systems for in-app payments on iPhone. 
Although Apple claimed that it is catching up to its supply chain woes, a supply chain report claims that it continues to prioritize iPhone production over the iPad. This has caused delivery lead times for the iPad to slip past the two-month mark. 
On Wednesday, a US federal judge dismissed a class action lawsuit that accused Apple of misleading users over iPhone’s water resistance. Apple’s advertisements claim that iPhones can withstand damage when submerged under or exposed to water, including that some models can survive depths of up to four meters for half an hour. The plaintiffs alleged that its false advertisements let the company charge twice as much for iPhones than the cost of “average smartphones.” 
The Korean Communications Commission (KCC) in South Korea says Apple’s plan to let developers use third-party payment solutions in their apps “lacks concrete detail.” 
On Wednesday, Facebook had some bad news to share, reporting a first-ever decline in the number of daily users. The company tried to shift part of the blame for its weak performance on Apple, stating that the iPhone maker’s privacy policy makes it harder for other platforms and apps to track users across other apps. Facebook went so far as to predict that Apple’s privacy policy could make it poorer by $10 billion in 2022. 
