As Apple battles the Digital Markets Act in the EU and a burgeoning antitrust lawsuit in the U.S., India has become the latest country to pass judgment on Apple’s embattled iOS business model, paving the way for big changes in the country.
As reported by Reuters, The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has ruled that Apple is engaged in “abusive conduct and practices,” owing to Apple’s iOS App Store business model and the way developers are allowed to distribute apps and sell services through in-app purchases.
