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Apple didn't have to ask though, they fully knew they were breaking the law here. They are only backing down because of the pressure from the web community and
by agust 3y ago
Apple didn't have to ask though, they fully knew they were breaking the law here. They are only backing down because of the pressure from the web community and from the DMA team starting an investigation.
- masklinn 3y agoThey knew they were breaking the law in their lack if browser choice. The PWA issue is a completely different one. Although what I assume is they floated removing PWAs to see if that would get users / communities on their side. It might have worked if PWA support was first class rather than half abandoned.
- agust 3y agoThe DMA plainly states that they have to give other browser vendors access to all features present on device, and that they cannot degrade the quality of their services. Removing PWA support goes against both these obligations.