Apple's iMessage is not a "core platform" in EU, so it can stay walled offApple's iMessage service will not be required to open up to messages, files, and video calls from other services under the Fair Markets Act.Apple's iMessage service does not qualify as a gatekeeper service, according to the European Commission.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.European Commission closed investigation into Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's services under DMA.Apple and Microsoft did not qualify as 'gatekeeper services,' escaping strict regulation.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.The EU closed its market investigation into Apple services.Apple and Microsoft avoided being labeled as 'gatekeeper services,' escaping certain regulations.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.Apple and Microsoft services were not declared 'gatekeeper services' by the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).The European Commission will continue monitoring these services for any substantial changes in the future.
Apple's iMessage is not a "core platform" in EU, so it can stay walled offApple's iMessage service will not be required to open up to messages, files, and video calls from other services under the Fair Markets Act.Apple's iMessage service does not qualify as a gatekeeper service, according to the European Commission.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.European Commission closed investigation into Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's services under DMA.Apple and Microsoft did not qualify as 'gatekeeper services,' escaping strict regulation.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.The EU closed its market investigation into Apple services.Apple and Microsoft avoided being labeled as 'gatekeeper services,' escaping certain regulations.
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.Apple and Microsoft services were not declared 'gatekeeper services' by the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).The European Commission will continue monitoring these services for any substantial changes in the future.