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Epic Games today launched its mobile app store, Epic Games Store, on Android and iPhone, though only in the EU in the latter case. Because Apple.
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Six weeks after an EU investigation determined that it wasn’t complying with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple announced changes to its App Store rules.
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The EU has “very serious” issues with Apple not complying with its Digital Market Act requirements and is expected to announce charges soon.
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About a week after the ruling against Apple, the European Commission ruled Meta’s ‘pay or consent’ model of offering subscriptions as an alternative to ads on Instagram or Facebook is against the terms of the DMA. Continue reading Meta and Apple Violated the Digital Marketing Act, EU Charges
Apple’s infamous belligerence in the face of antitrust regulation continued unabated this past week, with the consumer electronics giant defying credulity on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Apple is slowly making concessions to its onerous App Store policies in the EU, but it’s doing so in the most Apple way imaginable. Belligerently and inconsistently.
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Apple will soon allow iOS users in the EU to download to download apps directly from a developer’s website.
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After the DMA forced Apple to allow alternative app stores on iOS in the EU, EU regulators are looking into Apple’s decision to shut down Epic Games’ developer account.
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The EU Commission is fining Apple €1.8 billion for abusing its position regarding the distribution of music streaming services on iOS.
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