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S.Korea lawmaker says Apple, Google not doing enough to comply with app store law

Apple Inc(AAPL.O)and Alphabet's(GOOGL.O)Google are not doing enough to comply with South Korea's law

S.Korea lawmaker says Apple, Google not doing enough to comply with app store law

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