Apple's iOS 18.2 has implemented 6 of OWA's DMA compliance requests but Apple still has a long way to go to fully comply with the DMA and to allow fair and effective competition for the Web.

https://open-web-advocacy.org/blog/apple-implements-six-of-owas-dma-compliance-requests/

Apple has seen Web Apps as potential threat to the AppStore since 2011.

Apple execs in email titled "HTML5 Poses Threat to Flash and the AppStore" say "I think someday we will see a challenge from ... a web based solution"

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https://open-web-advocacy.org/apple-attempts-killing-webapps/

In a massive blow to competition Apple has managed to shut the CMA's investigation into mobile browsers on a legal technicality.

One of the key remedies proposed was forcing Apple to allow rival browsers makers to port their real browsers to iOS.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-31/apple-wins-appeal-to-quash-the-uk-s-mobile-stranglehold-probe

Apple is not “considering”,they are being compelled by law to support third party browser engines under the 🇪🇺EU’s Digital Markets Act.

Apple should end its blatant anti-competitive behavior worldwide,not just in the EU.

If not @OpenWebAdvocacy will fight in each jurisdiction.

“Apple Considering Dropping Requirement for iPhone Web Browsers to Use WebKit”
https://www.macrumors.com/2022/12/14/apple-considering-non-webkit-iphone-browsers/