Apple has told Britain's competition regulator that some of the remedy options proposed by the watchdog to address concerns in the mobile browser market would impact the iPhone maker's incentive to innovate.

Apple has told the UK's Competition and Markets Authority that the proposed changes in the mobile browser market could harm innovation. The company emphasizes the importance of privacy, security, and user experience in their business model.

While a UK regulator continues to say iPhone browsers rules are anticompetitive, Apple's detailed response says these findings are wrong and unlawful, plus proposed remedies will create the problems they are supposed to solve.