CCPA serves notices to Apple, Ola, Uber over software, price disparity complaints

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has served notices to Apple, Ola, and Uber regarding complaints related to software price disparity. Consumers have raised concerns about the inconsistent pricing of apps and services across different platforms. The CCPA is investigating whether these pricing practices violate consumer rights and create unfair market conditions. The notices are part of the government’s ongoing efforts to ensure transparency and fairness in the digital economy, particularly in pricing and service delivery.