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Apple’s Triple Trouble: MacBook Settlement, China App Store Battle, and Antitrust Woes

Apple’s MacBook Settlement: What You Need to Know

Apple’s Struggle for Control in China’s App Market

According to Engadget, Apple has given money to people who had problems with their MacBooks. The problem was with the keyboard, which didn’t work well. Apple agreed to pay $50 million to fix the problem. Now, some people who bought MacBooks with the bad keyboard will get a check for up to $395.

Apple is trying to keep control of how people make payments in China. The company wants to make sure people use its system to make payments. Apple is telling other companies, like Tencent and ByteDance, to close the doors that let people make payments outside of Apple’s system. This is because Apple wants to make money from these payments.

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Apple’s Triple Trouble: MacBook Settlement, China App Store Battle, and Antitrust Woes (PHOTO: GOOGLE)

Apple’s App Store Monopoly: The Battle for Control

Apple is trying to keep control over its App Store. The company wants to make sure it gets a lot of money from people who buy things on its app store. But other companies, like the European Commission and Epic Games, are saying that Apple is being too strict. They think Apple should let people use other payment systems too.

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