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Apple is going to allow third-party app stores in Brazil, too

By News RoomDecember 23, 20251 Min Read
Apple is going to allow third-party app stores in Brazil, too
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In order to comply with regulatory demands from CADE, Apple is making changes that will impact iOS apps in Brazil. While these changes will open new privacy and security risks to users, we have worked to maintain protections against some threats, including keeping in place important safeguards for younger users. These safeguards will not eliminate every risk, but they will help ensure that iOS remains the best, most secure mobile platform available in Brazil and we will continue to advocate on behalf of users and developers.

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