The European Union is taking further action against Apple, aiming to force the tech giant to open up its iOS and iPadOS ecosystems to third-party access. This move comes in addition to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which already allows for third-party app stores and payment systems.
’s side for a while now, and it doesn’t look like that's going to change anytime soon. Thanks to the Digital Markets Act , aimed at leveling the digital playing field,. But apparently, that’s not cutting it. On top of allowing third-party app stores and payment systems, the European Commission is now pushing for Apple to open up the entire iOS and iPadOS ecosystems to third-party access .
Today is the first time we use specification proceedings under the DMA to guide Apple towards effective compliance with its interoperability obligations through constructive dialogue. We are focused on ensuring fair and open digital markets. Effective interoperability, for example with smartphones and their operating systems, plays an important role in this. This process will provide clarity for developers, third parties and Apple.
After all, if tech companies don’t want to stick to local laws and tweak their operations I think they should not expect anything different. This saga is just getting started, so keep your eyes peeled for updates.Check out our subscription plans and get unlimited access to exclusive premium content, exciting new features and ad-free browsing.
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