EU Accuses Apple of Violating Competition Rules with App Store Policies

Monday, 24 June 2024, 12:00

In a recent development, EU officials have accused Apple of breaching the Digital Markets Act rules by restricting developers from informing users about alternate payment options outside the App Store. The tech giant could face a significant fine, potentially amounting to tens of billions of dollars, if found guilty. The allegations highlight the ongoing scrutiny faced by major tech companies over anti-competitive practices and market dominance.

Engadget — EU Accuses Apple of Violating Competition Rules with App Store Policies

EU Accuses Apple of Violating Competition Rules

In a recent twist, EU officials have pointed fingers at Apple for breaching the Digital Markets Act rules, specifically related to App Store policies.

Allegations of Developer Restrictions

The accusations revolve around Apple's limitations on developers to communicate alternative payment options to users outside the App Store ecosystem.

If proven, Apple might face a massive financial penalty, potentially running into billions.

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EU Accuses Apple of Violating Competition Rules

Allegations of Developer Restrictions

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