India is the latest country to investigate Apple over its App Store methodsWhat you need to know
Apple is at the center of an Indian antitrust investigation.
Indian authorities believe Apple's App Store might be anticompetitive.
The App Store's 30% fee on digital sales is at the heart of the problem.
India is "tightening rules on global tech companies in the country" according to a WSJ report — and Apple is one of those in the crosshairs.
India is the latest country to take a closer look at Apple and the way it runs its App Store, according to a new report. The country's antitrust investigation wants to know whether Apple's 30% cut is impacting software makers and stifling competition.
According to a Wall Street Journal report, the Indian Competition Commission is of the initial belief that Apple has violated local antitrust laws. The move comes in response to a complaint that was made by a nonprofit group relating to the way Apple charges a 30% fee on the sale of digital goods via the App Store.
The watchdog was responding to a complaint earlie...
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India is the latest country to investigate Apple over its App Store methods
