Apple Faces Potential EU Charges Over App Store Practices
European Commission's preliminary findings suggest non-compliance with Digital Markets Act, risking significant fines for the tech giant.
- Apple may be charged for not allowing app developers to direct users to external offers without fees.
- The European Commission's investigation is the first under the new Digital Markets Act.
- Potential fines for Apple could be as high as 5% of its daily global turnover, over $1 billion per day.
- Apple has made some changes to its policies but the EU finds them insufficient.
- Meta is also under scrutiny for its ad-free subscription model in the EU.