According to a report by the Japan Broadcasting Association, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party recently held a meeting to propose a new bill to restrict Internet business giants with dominant positions. This will involve industry giants such as Google and Apple. According to this law, restricted companies will be prohibited from using the mobile application market and payment systems to hinder or improperly treat other competitors in fields such as the smartphone application market, browsers, search engines, etc. Restricted companies are required to submit relevant reports every fiscal year, and if there is a violation, they must pay a fine of 20% of the turnover in Japan. In case of multiple violations, the fine standard will be raised to 30%. (CCTV News)