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Apple released yesterday the first developer beta of iOS 17.5, which adds support for downloading apps directly from the web for users in the EU.
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The European Commission (EC) is moving swiftly to address Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance violations that it says are at odds with the letter of the law.
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The European Commission announced today the launch of several investigations to determine whether Apple, Google, and Meta still fail to comply with the Digital Markets Act.
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EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said yesterday that the fee structure in Apple’s new developer terms for the EU is something that the Commission could be investigating.
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Meta is ready to slash the price of its ads-free experience for Instagram and Facebook in the EU by almost half to comply with the EU’s DMA.
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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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Microsoft has created a Digital Markets Act compliance website that details how it is complying with this new regulation.
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Apple’s decision to terminate Epic Games’ developer account earlier this week has now been reversed today following EU scrutiny.
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Apple has detailed more upcoming changes to iOS in the EU to comply with the Digital Markets Act, including allowing iOS users to uninstall Safari.
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