Mobile Alliance Adds and Drops Members
Published Date: 6/22/2026
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The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) just updated its membership by adding eight new companies from around the world and saying goodbye to several others. This keeps OMA’s teamwork strong while protecting members from big legal risks under special antitrust rules. If you’re part of OMA or interested in mobile tech, keep an eye out for future membership updates—no big money changes, just fresh faces and ongoing collaboration!
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