It's a defeat for the CMA British the cause brought by the UK antitrust enforcement enforcement agency in the context of browser mobile. Google
The Competition and Markets Authority of the United Kingdom began an investigation last autumn into Apple's dominance in the mobile browser market, alleging that the two dominant players' positions tend to deter any other competitor, as well as suspecting that the App Store policies are aimed at stifling the cloud gaming market.
According to Reuters, Apple won the appeal, but it was a technical error that would have invalidated the CMA's action. Apple was able to demonstrate that the regulator does not have jurisdiction to investigate mobile browsers, since it should have begun earlier.
According to the defense, the CMA moved too late and without giving adequate notice, which invalidated the lawsuit due to a technical glitch, which was later upheld by the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) which handles CMA cases. Apple obviously stated that it would continue to strive to provide support for developers and users.
