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MWITA-WD-2026-022 · Evidence A · P1

The ACCC's final Digital Platform Services Inquiry report, released in June 2025, identified emerging competition and consumer issues in generative AI alongside messaging, app stores, mobile operating systems, ad tech, marketplaces, cloud and gaming, and recommended continued monitoring and broader reform.

What this does not establish

The report does not prove every platform harms competition or that recommendations are law.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Government response, legislation, market evolution and enforcement determine impact.

What would change the reading

Track enacted reforms, monitoring data, investigations and court outcomes.

Primary routes

  1. WD-S022https://www.accc.gov.au/inquiries-and-consultations/finalised-inquiries-and-monitoring/digital-platform-services-inquiry-2020-25/march-2025-final-reportOpen source record →

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