Blog posts filed under “Security”
The Digital Markets Act Is Delivering Real Wins, But Not Yet for Browser Engines
Our Submission to the CMA on Apple’s iOS Interoperability Commitments
Q&A with Simonetta Vezzoso: The Open Web, Apple, and the DMA
Google Backs Down: Will Grant Hotseat in EU Browser Choice Screen
OWA on RedMonk: Why the Mobile Web Still Can’t Compete with Native Apps, and How to Fix It!
Apple’s Interoperability Commitments to the UK’s CMA Promise Nothing
What Apple’s UK Strategic Market Status Designation means for Browsers and Web Apps
Can Perplexity Afford to Fund the Web? The $34.5 Billion-Dollar Question
UK Regulator Flags Apple’s iOS Browser Engine Ban in Draft SMS Designation
Industry Voices Caution Against DOJ’s Plan to Force Sale Of Chrome
Is It Worth Killing Mozilla to Shave Off Less Than 1% From Google’s Market Share?
UK Regulator's Final Verdict: Apple’s Browser Engine Ban Harms Competition
SLAP and FLOP: Apple's Lack of Full Site Isolation and iOS Browser Ban Puts Users at Risk
Digital Markets Act: Europe’s Digital Competitiveness at Stake
UK Launches Investigation into Apple and Google under the DMCC
iOS age restriction blocks all browsers except Safari, breaks choice screen
Google must share the ability to install Web Apps in Android
Apple appears to mislead UK Regulator over deceptive default browser user interface
UK’s Browser and Cloud Investigation may fail to allow Web App competition
Apple's one weird trick to stop you changing your default browser
In-App Browsers: The worst erosion of user choice you haven't heard of
US Department of Justice files Antitrust lawsuit Against Apple
UK browser investigation to restart Jan 24 after Apple fail to appeal
iOS Safari zero-day security bugs and how browser choice affects user safety
Apple loses on Appeal, CMA can restart investigation into browsers
OWA submits response to EU DMA investigation into Apple iPadOS
Australian Government considering ACCC proposed anti-competitive conduct legislation changes
OWA updates on progress with UK and EU digital competition regulations