Apple & Google face antitrust charges as EU defies threat of Trump tariffs
The EU is moving forward with allegations against Google and Apple under the DMA, despite threats of retaliatory tariffs by Donald Trump.
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The EU is moving forward with allegations against Google and Apple under the DMA, despite threats of retaliatory tariffs by Donald Trump.
The group says Elon Musk must take action to prevent the spread of hate speech and disinformation on X or face restrictions in the EU.
The European Union accused Apple of being in breach of its DMA rules by prohibiting developers to steer App Store customers to alternative options.
In enforcement of its Digital Services Act, the European Union is probing X concerning a March 2024 transparency report regarding cuts to its content moderation team.
The European Union designated iPadOS as a gatekeeper and ruled that Apple must adjust the ecosystem to comply with the Digital Markets Act within six months.
Apple has fought against sideloading apps on iOS devices for years, but will soon allow direct website app downloads under the EU's Digital Markets Act.
Epic Games claimed Apple's termination of its developer account was a retaliatory response that violate the Digital Markets Act.
The game will be republished in Apple's mobile ecosystem with Epic Games as the publisher under EU's recently passed Digital Markets Act.
New European Union regulations may force new versions of the Nintendo Switch, iPhone, and other portable electronics to have user-replaceable batteries after 2027.
A complaint by competing workspace chat app Slack put Microsoft in the European Union's regulatory crosshairs.