The European Commission, the executive body of the European Union (EU), has adopted the Digital Markets Act (DMA) to include Apple iPad tablets in its preventive measures against possible competition violations. expanded. Apple now has to ensure that its iPadOS mobile operating system complies with EU Digital Act regulations within the next 6 months.
Recently, Apple has made various changes to comply with the Digital Markets Act. These changes include tightening the approval process for iOS apps, authorization for marketplace developers, and alternative payments to reduce risks and provide a safer experience for users in the EU. These include the introduction of new protections such as disclosures. The company also enabled developers to create alternative marketplace applications on iOS. The European Commission now wants Apple to make similar changes in the iPad ecosystem.
This move by the European Commission is part of a broader crackdown on big tech companies such as Apple, Amazon, Meta and others to prevent them from dominating digital markets. The law, which came into full force on March 7, 2024, will help third-party businesses better interact with customers without so-called gatekeepers making things difficult. He aims to be a mentor.
To comply with the Digital Markets Act, Apple is required to innovate and protect users within the legal framework of the law for iOS and iPadOS. China needs to address concerns expressed by governments and users about the risks associated with allowing alternative app stores and payment processors.
