Bloomberg: Apple discussing allowing iPhone users to set third-party web browsers and email apps as defaults, native Spotify on HomePod

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By Benjamin MayoFeb 20, 2020, 6:28 am941 ptsTop
Apple is said to be discussing adding the ability for users to set third-party apps as defaults, overriding the built-in preference for Apple’s Safari and Mail. The news comes as Apple faces increasing scrutiny over how it operates the App Store whilst giving preferential treatment to its own apps and…

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