The popular dating app Tinder has reportedly filed an antitrust case against Apple
Match has accused Apple of monopolistic conduct due to its 30% commission
Reports said that Apple charged on in-app purchases
Also, Apple's mandatory in-app purchases restricted the development of app developers
The Cupertino company is currently facing pushback from some companies
The antitrust case filed by Match against Apple with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) alleges "monopolistic conduct" over the company's policy
For "excessive" commissions on in-app purchases for applications hosted on its App Store
As per the report, this is the first non-Indian firm to take on Apple in India in an antitrust case
Apple collects a 30% commission from app developers for all payments done in apps and games
Apple's 30 percent commission, on the basis of them providing physical goods and services
They also argued that it performs a "similar matchmaking" function
But Apple has declared both apps to be different, according to the report