Apple Announces Compliance with EU's Digital Markets Act

Amid scrutiny, Apple defends its adjustments to meet the EU's new regulations, emphasizing user-focused changes.

Apple has implemented changes to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act, including allowing app developers to distribute apps directly to iPhone users.
The company faced criticism for not opening its ecosystem enough but insists it has met the legal requirements.
Apple's Chief Compliance Officer, Kyle Andeer, highlighted the focus on user experience in compliance efforts.
Other tech giants, including Meta, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, are also scheduled for hearings on their compliance with the DMA.
Companies failing to comply with the DMA could face fines up to 10% of their global annual turnover.