Apple and Meta hit with combined $797 million fine for violating EU's DMA antitrust rules
Fines follow Trump's warning of retaliation against nations targeting american companies
EU mandates Apple to open up iPhone, iOS to competitors under Digital Markets Act
There is a long list of changes Cupertino must make to iOS 19 and iOS 20
iOS 18.2 will let EU users delete App Store and Camera apps
Almost all apps can now be deleted, except the Phone and Settings apps
European Commission finds Apple violated the DMA, threatens huge $38 billion fine
A second investigation may lead to another $76 billion fine
Apple cans knockoff Game Boy app as emulators suffer first App Store casualty
Per App Store policy, emulators can only use ROMs provided by IP owners
DMA compliance scrutiny continues as EC opens five investigations into Apple, Google, and Meta
Microsoft and Amazon are also on notice, but Bytedance is in the clear
Apple will officially implement sideloading in Europe this spring
More changes indicate Apple wasn't ready for DMA compliance and is making it up as it goes
Developers are crying foul at Apple's new EU App Store rules
Spotify "can't afford" the new fees even though they are €11 million less per year than the status quo
Google is changing how it shows search results to European users
The changes will ensure compliance with the EU's Digital Markets Act, which goes into effect in March
Microsoft will allow Windows 11 users in the EU to uninstall Edge and disable Bing
To comply with the Digital Markets Act
EU regulators name the "Big Six" tech gatekeepers that fall under the DMA's purview
Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Bytedance, Meta, Microsoft
Setapp is planning to be the first third-party app store for iOS devices
Store will open once Apple complies with Europe's DMA next year