Article 6 sets obligations that may be further specified by Commission decision (Article 8 process). Highlights: (1) no use of non-public business-user data to compete against business users on the CPS; (2) allow end users to uninstall pre-installed apps + change defaults; (3) allow installation and effective use of third-party app stores + sideloaded apps (operating systems); (4) no self-preferencing in ranking, indexing, crawling; (5) interoperability access to hardware and software features used or controlled through the OS / virtual assistant (Article 6(7)); (6) free and effective end-user data portability (continuous + real-time where applicable); (7) free + effective business-user data access (incl. data generated through end-user interaction on the CPS); (8) advertiser/publisher performance-data access (impressions, clicks, billing rates); (9) FRAND access to app stores / online search engines / online social networks; (10) termination conditions must not be disproportionate and may be exercised easily and at no undue cost.
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