Brazil antitrust body rules Apple must lift restrictions on in-app payments
Brazilian antitrust regulator Cade said on Monday that Apple must lift restrictions on payment methods for in-app purchases, among other things, as the watchdog moved to proceed with an investigation into a complaint filed by Latin America e-commerce giant MercadoLibre.
In a statement on Tuesday, Brazil's Ministry of Justice and Public Security said it has fined Apple 12.275 million reais (£2.04m). Brazilian consumer agency Senacon said Apple's decision not to ...
Following social network X (formerly Twitter) being banned in Brazil, the country's Supreme Court requested Apple and Google remove the app from their respective App Stores. While the court has ...
Adding insult to Apple’s injury, the phone runs on the Android operating system from archrival Google. Gradiente SA said in a statement that it filed its request to use the iPhone brand in 2000 ...
Apple said it would continue to work with Brazilian consumer protection agency Senacon in order to "resolve their concerns," while saying it would appeal the decision. "We have already won several ...
"Apple needs to understand that in Brazil there are solid consumer protection laws and institutions. It needs to respect these laws and these institutions," Procon-SP Executive Director Fernando ...
Apple swung open the doors on Saturday to its first-ever store in Brazil - also its first in Latin America, a region that the iPhone maker believes is important for growth. Chief executive Tim ...
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