Apple has begun to allow the first alternative translation programs as a default app for iPhone. The facility was first introduced in the European Union at late March 18.4 March. However, Apple has to approve the app itself, for which the group sometimes takes a lot of time.
Google translated from Deepl overtaken
First external translation app that can be defined for standard applications IOS application of Cologne Company Deputy SEIt currently dominates more than 30 languages, of which only one third can also be identified in photographs. There is also a text-to-speech and a file translation.
China: New rumors for iPhone foldable – including resolution and cameraInterestingly, Deep has surpassed Google translation in his approach. If this application is on the iPhone, it is not yet defined as the default app. It was initially not clear that it is due to Google or Apple. In Deepl you should ensure to install both iOS 18.4 and the latest version of the app (25.7).
More and more default app can be defined
Apple now allows standard navigation apps, browsers as well as telephony and text messages. In later areas, WhatsApp was ahead of Meta, the signal is still missing. However, Cipgate’s German apps Clinc and satellite can already be set for phone calls.
Apple is forced to open its default app by regulating the European Union Commission, but voluntarily occurs in other markets. The group clearly wants to prevent further further competition law difficulties.
Sometimes it still hooks on the apple
Lower Saxony e-mail company Tuto with its Tuta app has recently complained about problems that they are able to add their mail app to the default offer. Apple did not respond to proper inquiry.
According to press reports, however, it went very early and had a contact. Tuto had earlier threatened to inform the European Union Commission and submit a complaint on the basis of the Digital Market Act. The company said, “Our users have the right to choose any e-mail provider as a standard mail app on iOS.”
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