Smallerik reports on who sets the rules on a phone. Five jurisdictions have arrived at the same question by different instruments — a regulation in Brussels, two jury and bench trials in California, a statute in Seoul, a market study in London — and the answers stop at borders.
The site is organised by where the rule was written rather than by company. Brussels takes the Digital Markets Act and its enforcement. The Courts takes the litigation. The Numbers takes commission rates, subscription share and the analytics estimates everyone quotes. The Stores reads published store policy as policy. The Apps takes the products people actually open.
Every figure, ruling and date is attributed to the regulation, the docket, the filing or the named analytics firm it came from, and figures that go stale carry the date they were taken.