Apple is in negotiations with regulatory authorities and businesses about the possibility of preinstalling alternative app stores on iPhone. This is linked to new consumer protection regulations requiring that certain app marketplaces be available on all smartphones.
The company is also discussing options for allowing alternative app stores into the App Store to comply with new regulatory standards. Market participants are seeking technical solutions to meet these requirements.
Among the proposed measures is informing buyers about potential limitations when purchasing an iPhone. Another option being considered is obtaining written confirmation from users about the absence of pre-installed alternative applications. Consultations are ongoing, and a final decision has not yet been made.














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