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Lloyd Coombes

Apple's iOS 17.4 browser choice is under fire, despite increased adoption of third-party alternatives

IPhone 13 mini in hand.

Apple's iOS 17.4 update has begun to roll out a suite of changes to satisfy the Digital Markets Act (DMA) legislation in the EU, but similarly to last month's claims by big developers that Apple hadn't gone far enough, web browser companies are less than pleased with the company's efforts.

As reported by Reuters, browser developers have criticized the slow rollout of the iOS 17.4 update and suggested it's making it harder for users to move away from Safari on iPhone.

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