Japan to investigate over operations of Apple, Google: Nikkei

 Japan to Start Antitrust Probe on Apple, Google, Nikkei Says 

 The Japanese government is to launch an investigation into the performance of Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc. ' s Google will deal with the Japanese smartphone makers are able to lead to a tougher anti-trust rules, a Sunday, the Nikkei newspaper reported, without having to know where the information came from.

The government is a group of civil servants, bureaucrats, and foreign experts in the field will begin to debate later this month, as Apple's iOS and Google's Android software, is responsible for more than 90 per cent of the Japanese market for the smartphone, the document says. The study contains information on managers of a local smartphone manufacturers, as well as the manufacturers of smart speakers and personal computers.

The jury will evaluate the Japanese business relations, and how fair they are, in comparison with that of foreign affairs. For the government to strengthen the antitrust regulation on the group to discover whether there are any problems during the investigation, it is stated in the document.