CCI backs Apple in antitrust case, denies Match, startups sensitive data

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In 2022, the CCI imposed a $113 million fine on Google and said it must allow the use of third-party billing and stop forcing developers to use its in-app payment system that charges commission of 15%-30%.

Apple can still oppose findings of the CCI investigation and watchdog's senior members are expected to issue a final ruling in coming weeks.

The Indian case was first filed by a little-known, non-profit group called "Together We Fight Society" which argued Apple's in-app fee of up to 30% hurts competition by raising costs for app developers and customers.