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Technology · 29 June 2026

Apple Questions India Antitrust Investigation Findings

Apple Questions India Antitrust Investigation Findings

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App developers and iPhone users could be affected as a long-running competition case continues. Apple told an Indian court on 29 June that investigators repeated complaints from rival companies in their findings instead of carrying out an independent assessment, according to court papers reviewed by Reuters. Match was identified among the companies whose arguments were cited, while Apple denied any wrongdoing.

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