The European Union does not have good intentions for Apple this year, as it has proposed that Apple should enable AirDrop and AirPlay for Android devices in order to achieve fairness and ensure fair competition between digital companies. But what benefit does this have for the rest of the companies? And will Apple really respond to such a proposal? Read the full article to know all the details, God willing.
Unexpectedly, Apple announced that it will allow its users to delete the App Store from their iPhones. All this after Apple decided to respond to pressure from European Union regulators. The question here is, is the European Union trying to force Apple to open up its closed systems?
Apple is in the wind as a report by the European consumer organization BEUC shows that what it is doing is still not enough and that it is procrastinating in implementing the changes to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). What is the story?
Apple has announced changes to its App Store fees following the EU accusations, as it will allow developers to promote their offers outside the store in exchange for 5% on digital sales. At the same time, Apple shares fell by 4% after Berkshire Hathaway sold half of its stake.
The European Union implemented its threats to Apple regarding the issue of monopolistic practices with Spotify, and imposed a fine estimated at 2 billion dollars! As for Apple, it decided to appeal the European Court’s decision. Apple believes that everything that happened did not affect the interest of the European consumer in any way. Here are all the details about the EU fines from Apple in favor of Spotify.
In a surprising decision, and contrary to what we are accustomed to from Apple! Apple has decided to make iPadOS available to third-party app stores. On the other hand, news spread about the $20 billion that Apple took from Google in order for Google to be the default engine on the Safari browser. Here are all the details, all of them here, God willing.
Apple found a solution to its crisis with the European Union, after four years. Apple decided to open up the use of tap-to-pay or NFC technology to its competitors. All of this to avoid European Union fines that threatened Apple with a 10% discount on its sales in global markets. Here are all the details in this article.
The European Union is doing nothing to tame Apple, and while the company is trying to meet the requirements of the Digital Markets Act, the iPhone maker has been fined 1.8 billion euros ($1.95 billion) for misusing its site in a way that blocks music streaming apps. The other is to have fair competition within her store.