South Korea has approved detailed rules for a new law that will prevent app marketplace leaders, namely Apple and Google, from forcing developers to use their payment system. As reported by Reuters, the new rules, known as the enforcement ordinance, will be put into effect on March 15. The country passed the law as part of an amendment to its Telecommunication Business Act in August last year. Th…
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