In light of the efforts undertaken by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance to address the anti-competitive practices of big tech companies, ADIF made a representation to the esteemed committee to draw its attention to one of the many ways in which big tech companies are exhibiting anti-competitive behaviour: through the app stores.

In a letter to the committee, we summarized the anti-competitive behaviour of big tech companies running app stores and requested an opportunity to depose before the committee to share our collective concerns and learnings.

Following the representation, ADIF was invited to depose before the committee on May 19, 2022.

ADIF @adif_India

We at @adif_India are humbled to have had the opportunity to highlight the impact of the anti-competitive policies of the #BigTech on our developers and the #startup ecosystem before the esteemed members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance. (1/2)

Jayant Sinha @jayantsinha

Chaired meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance, wherein we heard views on competitive conduct of Big Tech companies. Representatives from many industries participated: - Hospitality - Restaurants - Traders - Digital Media & Newspapers - Startups (1/3) https://t.co/lr9vH4NFqM

5:10 AM ∙ May 20, 2022

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Below is the letter sent to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance.