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UK CMA proposes opening iPhone contactless technology

The regulator says draft measures would give businesses access to international standards and could lower fees; the proposals are not described as final.

Original report: Oct 20, 2026

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  • The CMA says Apple’s fees and rules limit UK businesses’ ability to innovate and grow.
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The proposals could give more businesses a commercially viable way to offer contactless services on iPhones, according to the CMA.

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