Apple’s ‘threat’ to Europe: Will stop selling iPhones in 27 European countries if…
Apple is threatening to halt product shipments to the EU over the Digital Markets Act, citing delayed features and increased security risks. The tech giant argues that the DMA's interoperability requirements force compromises on user privacy and create unfair advantages for competitors. Apple criticizes EU regulators for undermining its ecosystem and seamless integration, objecting to forced compatibility with non-Apple products.
Apple is threatening to halt product shipments to the EU over the Digital Markets Act, citing delayed features and increased security risks. The tech giant argues that the DMA's interoperability requirements force compromises on user privacy and create unfair advantages for competitors. Apple criticizes EU regulators for undermining its ecosystem and seamless integration, objecting to forced compatibility with non-Apple products.
