Apple backtracks on plans to remove iPhone web apps in the EU
Apple backtracks on plans to remove iPhone web apps in the EU
Apple has backtracked on its plan to remove support for web apps on the iPhone home screen in the EU. The decision comes after criticism from developers, users, and EU regulators. While the long-term future of web apps remains uncertain, this reversal shows Apple's commitment to maintaining an open iOS ecosystem.
Apple has backtracked on its plan to remove support for web apps on the iPhone home screen in the EU. The decision comes after criticism from developers, users, and EU regulators. While the long-term future of web apps remains uncertain, this reversal shows Apple's commitment to maintaining an open iOS ecosystem.
We use cookies to improve your experience on our site and to show you relevant advertising. To find out more, read our updated privacy policy and cookie policy
Through RSS Feeds 
Apple has backtracked on its plan to remove support for web apps on the iPhone home screen in the EU. The decision comes after criticism from developers, users, and EU regulators. While the long-term future of web apps remains uncertain, this reversal shows Apple's commitment to maintaining an open iOS ecosystem. 
