EU rejects Apple's call to scrap digital markets act
The European Union has rejected Apple's plea to repeal the Digital Markets Act (DMA), dismissing claims that it compromises user security. Apple argued the DMA forces delays in new features and increases security risks through app sideloading. However, the EU insists the law is crucial for fair competition and prevents market domination, stating it doesn't require lowering security standards.
The European Union has rejected Apple's plea to repeal the Digital Markets Act (DMA), dismissing claims that it compromises user security. Apple argued the DMA forces delays in new features and increases security risks through app sideloading. However, the EU insists the law is crucial for fair competition and prevents market domination, stating it doesn't require lowering security standards.
