Apple Prepares for App Store Changes Under EU's Digital Markets Act

The tech giant faces developer backlash and potential antitrust concerns as it adapts to new EU regulations.

Apple is set to implement changes to the App Store in response to the EU's Digital Markets Act, allowing third-party app stores and sideloading of apps.
Developers express concerns over new fees and restrictions, with some calling the changes unfair and a potential increase in costs.
A class action lawsuit in the US could expand to raise antitrust concerns, mirroring the EU's Digital Markets Act.
Apple argues that the changes may compromise user security, but insists on implementing safeguards to protect consumers.
Despite concerns, analysts believe the Digital Markets Act will not significantly impact Apple's financials.