As the new European tech rules, known as the Digital Markets Act (DMA), get ready to kick in soon, Apple is getting set for a future where it has to allow its users to download apps from places other than its App Store.
As the new European tech rules, known as the Digital Markets Act (DMA), get ready to kick in soon, Apple is getting set for a future where it has to allow its users to download apps from places other than its App Store.
The Cupertino tech giant hasn’t spilled the beans on how exactly sideloading will go down. However, according to , it looks like developers might not get a free pass to bypass the company’s fees and app review guidelines after all.
Thanks to the new European law aimed at loosening Apple’s tight hold on apps, folks in the EU would finally be able to download software onto their iPhones or iPads without relying solely on the App Store.
