#digital-markets-act

#digital-markets-act

The European Commission has fined Apple and Meta for violations of the Digital Markets Act, focusing on data consent and consumer choice restrictions.

The EU aims to regulate Big Tech through the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, establishing new accountability frameworks for online platforms.

Apple may avoid a fine in the EU investigations regarding user browser and search engine choice as it complies with the Digital Markets Act rules.

EU fines on American tech firms fuel accusations of bias against US companies.

The EU is intensifying regulatory scrutiny of Google and Apple under the Digital Markets Act.

The European Commission is poised to enforce the Digital Markets Act against major tech companies, risking escalating US-EU tensions.

The European Commission's actions against Apple degrade competition, consumer protection, and business viability, while increasing risks of data exploitation and insecurity.

The European Commission mandates Apple improve interoperability with third-party devices under the Digital Markets Act.

EU's Digital Markets Act enforcement increases costs and regulatory burden for developers, hindering innovation.

The European Commission is mandating interoperability for Apple under the Digital Markets Act, due by early 2025.

EU enforces Digital Markets Act, mandating Apple to ensure interoperability by opening features for competitors.

The European Commission claims Google is violating the Digital Markets Act by self-preferencing on Search and the Play Store.

Apple must enhance iOS interoperability with third-party devices by 2025 due to EU regulations.

Apple is forced to allow third-party app stores due to the EU's Digital Markets Act, enabling the first adult content browser on iOS.

Apple expresses concern over the release of the first porn app for iOS, raising safety issues for users.

Apple criticizes the launch of the first 'Apple-approved porn app' on AltStore, asserting it does not endorse the app despite EU's Digital Markets Act.

Epic will pay Apple's Core Technology Fee for one year to attract developers to its own App Store.

Google Search and Play Store face potential violations of the EU's Digital Markets Act regarding self-preferencing and steering restrictions.

Google dominates U.S. web search due to its comprehensive indexing, but smaller rivals are rising to challenge that through new initiatives.

The CMA has launched an investigation into Google's market status in the U.K. under new regulations to evaluate competition and its economic impacts.