EU Pressures Apple on Default Apps

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Apple has been forced to make changes to the way its iPhone works thanks to pressure from the European Union .

New default apps for messaging, phone calls, password managers, spam call filters, keyboards, and keyboards will soon be available in an iOS 18 update later this year .

Apple is also changing how users are able to pick a default web browser.

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