Apple challenges EU tech rules for App Stores: Here’s what the company has to say
Apple challenges EU tech rules for App Stores: Here’s what the company has to say
Apple challenges EU tech rules in court, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing misinterpretation. The company disputes the characterization of its iOS operating system as an important gateway for business users. It claims the European Commission made factual errors in classifying the five App Stores as a single core platform service. Apple also raises concerns about the classification of iMessage as a NIICS. Additionally, Apple announces adoption of Rich Messaging Service (RCS) for Android users.
Apple challenges EU tech rules in court, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing misinterpretation. The company disputes the characterization of its iOS operating system as an important gateway for business users. It claims the European Commission made factual errors in classifying the five App Stores as a single core platform service. Apple also raises concerns about the classification of iMessage as a NIICS. Additionally, Apple announces adoption of Rich Messaging Service (RCS) for Android users.
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Apple challenges EU tech rules in court, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing misinterpretation. The company disputes the characterization of its iOS operating system as an important gateway for business users. It claims the European Commission made factual errors in classifying the five App Stores as a single core platform service. Apple also raises concerns about the classification of iMessage as a NIICS. Additionally, Apple announces adoption of Rich Messaging Service (RCS) for Android users. 
