The United Kingdom’s mobile browser market is “not working well for consumers and businesses” according to a final report from Britain’s competition watchdog, which says that Apple and Google are largely to blame.

Britain's antitrust regulator said its inquiry group had found the mobile browser market, dominated by Apple and Google, was not working well for consumers and businesses, supporting its decision to launch an investigation into the sector in January.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome browsers, questioning their dominance. This inquiry could lead to interventions for enhanced competition and innovation in the mobile browser market.

A UK market investigation found that Apple and Google are 'limiting growth' in mobile browser markets - with interventions potentially to come.

A U.K. competition authority investigation of Apple and Google's mobile browsers has concluded that the mobile duopoly's policies are "holding back

While there's no action planned yet by the independent Competition and Markets Authority, the regulator seems set on demanding change.

Talk about too much government interference: the United Kingdom’s mobile browser market is “not working well for consumers and businesses” according to a final report from Britain’s competition watchdog,