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Britain's competition regulator proposed on Tuesday to loosen Apple's grip on contactless payments by requiring lower fees and removing technical barriers. The Competition and Markets Authority aims to help rival services compete with Apple Pay, noting that 39% of all payments are now contactless. The CMA is consulting on these proposals until November 17, before making a final decision.
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The UK CMA proposes measures requiring Apple to provide easier access to its contactless tech and reduce access fees, with a consultation until November 17 (Paul Sandle/Reuters)

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