China's market regulator issued guidance to clarify anti‑unfair‑competition expectations for smartphone manufacturers and mobile app platforms. The guidance, released in Shenzhen, aims to promote fair commercial conduct between device makers and platform operators. No specific companies were named. The move underscores heightened regulatory focus on competition practices in China's mobile technology sector.
China Issues Compliance Guidance to Curb Unfair Competition Among Smartphone Makers and App Platforms

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