Apple has won its legal challenge against the UK antitrust watchdog's investigation into its dominance of the mobile phone market. The tech giant successfully argued that the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) didn't follow the rules on timings and that the probe was invalid.
The CMA opened its investigation into both Apple and Google owner Alphabet's dominance of the mobile browser market after a separate study concluded they have the power to "exercise a stranglehold" over operating systems, app stores, and web browsers on mobile devices. The CMA is considering an appeal.