The European Commission is intensifying its regulatory actions against major tech firms, particularly Apple and Google, under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). Apple is mandated to enhance interoperability, allowing better support for non-Apple accessories, while Google faces penalties due to violations of the DMA. This legislation, which labels these companies as 'gatekeepers,' aims to foster a fairer digital economy. Despite critiques from U.S. leaders, the Commission remains resolute in its efforts to promote competition and consumer choice across Europe.
The European Commission announced actions against Apple and Google, requiring Apple to support non-Apple accessories on the iPhone and penalizing Google for violations of the Digital Markets Act.
The Digital Markets Act aims to create a fair digital economy by designating large tech companies like Apple and Google as 'gatekeepers' for closer regulatory scrutiny.
Apple will need to improve interoperability for iOS with better access for non-Apple devices, enhancing user experience and competition in the app ecosystem.
Despite tensions with U.S. political figures, the European Commission is committed to enforcing stricter regulations on tech giants to ensure compliance with the Digital Markets Act.
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