To avoid paying a 30% cut, Indian tech companies are looking for new ways to get apps in the hands of consumers.
called the Coalition for App Fairness to push the companies to change their app store policies.
Unlike the US, where Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS operating systems have roughly equal market share, 99% of smartphones sold in India are powered by Android, according to data by market research agency Counterpoint.
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