SEOUL -- A year has passed since South Korea enacted a law requiring Apple and Google to allow access to third-party billing systems for app payments, but critics say it has done little to change the U.S. tech giants' dominance.
Lawmakers start to call for further action against U.S. tech giants' dominance
Apple and Google imposed a separate 26% fee on app makers when using external payments to circumvent a South Korean designed to break the companies' dominant market position. © Reuters
SEOUL -- A year has passed since South Korea enacted a law requiring Apple and Google to allow access to third-party billing systems for app payments, but critics say it has done little to change the U.S. tech giants' dominance.