Canada's competition watchdog drops Apple probe
Apple Store in Quebec, Canada
The tech giant was put under scrutiny in December 2014, as the competition watchdog opened a probe to investigate allegations that Apple's Canadian branch had imposed anti-competitive clauses on local carriers in order to force them to sell rival handsets at higher prices. The company was also accused of enforcing restrictions on how carriers could market and sell iPhones in the country.
After conducting analyses of the information gathered over the course of the investigation, the Bureau has concluded that it does not have sufficient evidence to suggest Apple is contravening the Act in respect of the Apple Terms at this time. Specifically, the Bureau did not find evidence to suggest that the Apple Terms resulted in a significant effect on competition.
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