苹果与谷歌在英国监管压力下同意应用商店改革

Apple and Google have agreed to a series of commitments aimed at making their app marketplaces more transparent and competitive, following sustained scrutiny from the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The regulator announced that it intends to accept the companies’ proposals after months of discussions tied to their designation as firms with “strategic market status,” a classification that subjects major technology platforms to additional oversight designed to prevent anti- competitive behavior. The commitments focus on app review fairness, ranking transparency, and safeguards surrounding developer data, areas that regulators and industry groups have long identified as key points of concern. …