Brussels regulators are poised to drop an investigation into Apple's operating system after the company modified its practices to adhere to EU guidelines, which potentially discouraged the use of alternative browsers and search engines. This decision comes amid concerns about the backlash against fines on US tech firms, especially with comments from President Trump who views such penalties as a form of taxation. An industry insider expressed that targeting US companies may escalate transatlantic tensions with costs felt by European businesses. Meta asserts its changes exceed EU regulatory demands.
Brussels regulators are set to drop a case against Apple, following the company's changes to comply with EU rules regarding browser and search engine usage.
Trump's strong opposition to EU fines for American tech firms highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding digital taxation and regulatory policies impacting US companies abroad.
As noted by an industry insider, intensifying scrutiny on US tech companies could lead to transatlantic conflicts, ultimately impacting European economies and businesses.
Meta claims its compliance efforts not only fulfill EU regulatory demands but exceed the requirements outlined by EU law.
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