Apple ordered to cooperate with India antitrust probe as court declines to pause case
An Indian court has mandated that Apple must cooperate with the country's antitrust investigation regarding its App Store. The court declined Apple's request to pause the proceedings while it challenges the legality of India's updated competition law. The case will return to court on July 15, but the regulator is not allowed to issue a final decision before that date.
- ▪Apple is involved in an antitrust dispute with India's Competition Commission over the App Store.
- ▪The court ordered Apple to fully cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
- ▪Apple's request to halt the case was denied, but it can present certain documents related to its challenge.
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