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South Korea Passes Law With Potentially Big Implications For Epic Games V. Apple 

South Korea's National Assembly passed a bill today testing Apple and Google's current application store strategies, with suggestions conceivably affecting the two organizations on a worldwide scale. 메이저사이트

As spotted first by The Wall Street Journal, the law is a revision to South Korea's Telecommunications Business Act. The new piece of enactment forestalls significant stages like Apple and Google from restricting application engineers from utilizing worked in installment frameworks, which means application designers have the opportunity to utilize their own installment frameworks. 

The new law likewise restricts storekeepers from condemning designers that utilization elective installment frameworks than the ones accessible on their application customer facing facade. Inability to consent to the new law will bring about fines of up to 3% of a versatile application storekeeper's income in the country. 

While this enactment just effects South Korea, the enactment could greatly affect the tech monsters across the globe. Both tech monsters have been dependent upon analysis for their application store strategies, with nations hoping to get serious about both. Recently, the US Senate presented the Open App Markets Act, which would likewise engineers to utilize their own installment frameworks whenever passed and sign into law. 

Apple and Google have likewise been exposed to different claims here in the United States. Last year, Fortnite engineer Epic Games documented a claim that tested the application store approaches. The case Epic Games v. Apple was contended last May, with a government judge as of now inspecting the case with a decision expected to precede the year's end. 

As of late, Apple settled something else entirely activity claim with US application designers, however the compromises have been negligible on Apple's end and is forthcoming endorsement from the court. Simultaneously, Google is presently being sued by 36 states in addition to the District of Columbia for its application store model.