Alternative app stores will be allowed on Apple iPad in the EU from September 16
It was a matter of time, but Apple is going to allow third-party app stores on the iPad starting next week, on6. This change will occur with
Apple to Allow iPad Users in EU to Download Apps From Third-Party App Stores From September 16
Apple has announced it will allow iPad apps to be sold via third-party app stores in the European Union from Monday, September 16, coinciding
iPad: Sideloading, fully-fledged third-party browsers soon permitted in the EU
From iPadOS 18, users in the EU can also download their apps from sources other than just the App Store. Proper Safari alternatives will also be possible.
Apple Will Make Alternative App Marketplaces and Browser Engines Available on the iPad in the EU Starting Monday
Next week is going to be fun. Not only is every OS being updated on Monday, but Apple is opening up the iPad to alternative app marketplaces and browser engines in the EU according to a post by the company on its developer news site.
iPadOS 18 now allows third-party app stores, in the EU only
Revised App Review Guidelines are now being applied to iPadOS 18, the latest version of its iPad-exclusive operating system. The OS will give European users the
iPad sideloading is coming to the EU on September 16
Apple announced that sideloading will be coming to European iPad users with iPadOS 18 on September 16. Here's what's changing for these users
Third-party app stores coming to iPads in EU next week
Apple was given a six-month deadline to update iPadOS and ensure its compliance with the DMA. As a result of this directive, starting with iPadOS 18, users in the EU will have the option to install alternative app stores. Additionally, web browser developers will now be able to launch browsers for the iPad using their own browser engines.
iPadOS 18 to Enable Alternative App Stores and Browser Engines in the EU
PadOS 18, which Apple will release on Monday, September 16, will allow iPad users in the EU to use alternative app stores and browser engines.
iPads will support third-party app stores in Europe starting September 16
Starting on September 16, iPad users in the EU will be able to easily install third-party app stores. Apple will enable that as part of iPadOS 18.
iPad users in the EU can sideload apps starting tomorrow
Apple's long-running list of concessions in the European Union continues, as the company has confirmed users will be able to install apps via third-party app stores on iPad starting tomorrow, September 16.
Apple gets ready for app sideloading on EU iPads
Pad users in the European Union can join their iPhone-owning counterparts and download apps from outside the App Store beginning Sept. 16.
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