Apple and Meta are likely to face fines under the EU's new competition regulations, with Apple's penalty potentially coupled with ongoing payments due to Digital Markets Act violations. While fines may be underestimated compared to past penalties, the EU is firm on regulating Silicon Valley, despite potential backlash from U.S. officials like President Trump. The EU has substantial powers under the DMA, including the ability to levy recurring fines, previously demonstrated in Apple's conflict with Dutch regulators over app link restrictions.
Apple and Meta are poised for fines under the EU's Big Tech competition rule, with Apple facing periodic penalties under the Digital Markets Act.
The EU’s approach aims to enforce new digital rules while managing potential backlash from U.S. officials, particularly concerning trade tariffs.
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