A bipartisan group of senators has reintroduced the Open App Markets Act, aiming to limit Apple and Google's control over the app economy. The bill, initially introduced in 2021, seeks to address concerns about the companies' 'gatekeeper power' and promote competition within the mobile app ecosystem. Lawmakers argue that Apple and Google's dominance stifles innovation and harms consumers by dictating which apps can be available and how they are distributed. The renewed push signals ongoing scrutiny of tech giants and their influence on the digital marketplace.