蘋果App Store獨佔局面再受衝擊！2026年將在巴西開放第三方應用程式商店
蘋果公司與巴西反壟斷監管機構達成和解，將於2026年在巴西開放iOS第三方應用程式商店及外部支付系統。此舉繼歐盟後，預示全球平台監管壓力正改變蘋果的封閉生態。
蘋果的圍牆花園，正被全球監管壓力一道道地打開。繼歐盟之後，Apple公司已同意在巴西開放第三方應用程式商店，此舉將在2026年正式生效。根據9to5Mac報導，這項決策源於蘋果與巴西反壟斷監管機構長達兩年的法律戰，最終雙方以和解收場。
巴西市場的重大轉折
巴西競爭監管機構CADE發布的新聞稿指出，Apple已簽署一份「承諾終止協議」(TCC)。協議內容強制要求蘋果必須允許iOS用戶使用第三方應用程式商店，並讓開發者可以選擇外部支付系統。這場始於2022年的爭端，至此塵埃落定。
值得注意的是，協議還規定，蘋果在提示用戶關於第三方商店和外部支付系統的風險時，必須使用「中性措辭」，不得刻意引導或嚇阻用戶。
開放背後的但書：費用仍存
然而，這扇門並非完全敞開。根據巴西科技媒體Tecnoblog的說法，Apple依然可以向使用外部支付系統的開發者收取費用。此模式與蘋果應對歐盟《數位市場法》(DMA) 的策略如出一轍，顯示蘋果試圖在遵守法規的同時，極力維護其利潤豐厚的服務收入。
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