App Store bill that would allow sideloading on iPhone heads to the SenateWhat you need to know
The Open App Markets Act has been approved by the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.
The bill will now head to the Senate floor for a full vote.
It would allow apps to be installed on the iPhone outside of the App Store.
Apple's nightmare is one step closer to reality.
A bill that would allow sideloading on the iPhone is one step closer to becoming law.
In an update on Twitter, Senator Marsha Blackburn announced that the Open App Markets Act has passed through the Senate Judiciary Committee and is one step closer to becoming reality for all of us.
"The passage of the Open App Markets Act out of the Senate Judiciary Committee brings us one step closer to having this legislation signed into law. This bill will let people download apps directly from outside companies rather than being forced to go through official app stores."
The passage of the Open App Markets Act out of the Senate Judiciary committee brings us one step closer to having this legislation...
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App Store bill that would allow sideloading on iPhone heads to the Senate
