Google and Apple have a bad day. Technology giants face a new investigation of their mobile ecosystems from the Competition and Market Authority (CMA) in the UK and increasing pressure to adopt a new app store initiative in India.

Let’s start checking, coming a day after CMA named A Former Executive on Amazon as an interim chair. CMA checks when Apple’s mobile ecosystems must have a strategic market status (SMS) and can be subjected to more regulations and pro-competition directives. However, they do not fully clear which aspects are checked. This new name comes from Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act in the UKbeginning on January 1. Google is also the subject of First SMS investigationlaunched this month and focuses on possible antitrust practices around the company’s search services.

SMS investigations in CMA can last for up to nine months, with both cases now accepting investigation comments and possible interventions. The regulator is Receive submissions surrounding joint checking Google and Apple to February 12.

Now with Apple and another google headache. In India, the technology ministry pushes Apple and Google to offer the state supported Gov.in App Store in their markets, Bloomberg reports. The Indian government also wants the app suite pre-installed on all mobile devices, which is available for third-party downloads and not marked by warnings such as “unreliable source. ” It charges push as a means for further distribution of public welfare services. These apps are currently on Apple and Google’s App Stores, but as blind entities.

The first request was reported to arrive at a meeting last month but, as it stands, Google and Apple may not say yes. The Indian government is reported to mention the use of orders or making legal measures to force obedience. In 2021, Apple began offering an equal choice for Russian users due to regulations.