The European Union fined Apple $570 million and Meta $228 million for violating the Digital Markets Act, a piece of ...

Meta and Apple have 60 days to comply with European demands or risk more fines.

By Ronil Thakkar / KnowTechie Apple faces criticism for warning messages on EU App Store apps using external payments, highlighting non-support of Apple's secure system with a red exclamation mark.

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But the EU has been investigating Apple and other so-called “gatekeepers ... be directly downloaded or for alternate app stores and charges a “Core Technology Fee” for those who choose ...

Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc. sparred over whether the iPhone maker was obstructing access to the hit game Fortnite, the ...

Apple is currently facing heat in the EU for its practices around scare tactics. In April, the European Commission issued preliminary findings that Apple “makes it overly burdensome and ...

Scary App Store warnings from Apple seek to keep users from using third-party payment platforms.

EU regulators will issue preliminary findings which are similar to antitrust charges before the summer break in August, with Apple the first to be charged, followed by Meta, the sources said. The ...

Apple has already been fined $570 million for anticompetitive practices under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), although it is appealing. Now it at least appears to be asking for a further fine ...