Brazilian Court Overturns Antitrust Ruling Against Apple
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A Brazilian Federal Court has overturned an injunction that would have required Apple to enable sideloading on iOS devices in Brazil within 20 days, following an antitrust ruling by the Brazilian regulator Cade. The judge deemed the injunction "disproportionate and unnecessary," citing the technical complexity and global regulatory implications. While Apple has been granted more time, the regulator can still appeal, and investigations into Apple's practices continue.
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