Apple may be planning on 'splitting the App Store in two', here's why
Apple may be planning on 'splitting the App Store in two', here's why
Apple plans to launch the Vision Pro headset in 2024. The company is making changes to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). It may split the App Store into two versions, one for the EU to adhere to the DMA and another for the US and other regions. Apple has challenged the EU's decisions on its services, including the iMessage service and the classification of its five App Stores. The company argues that the EU regulators have misinterpreted the legislation. Apple has filed a plea in the General Court in Luxembourg.
Apple plans to launch the Vision Pro headset in 2024. The company is making changes to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). It may split the App Store into two versions, one for the EU to adhere to the DMA and another for the US and other regions. Apple has challenged the EU's decisions on its services, including the iMessage service and the classification of its five App Stores. The company argues that the EU regulators have misinterpreted the legislation. Apple has filed a plea in the General Court in Luxembourg.
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Apple plans to launch the Vision Pro headset in 2024. The company is making changes to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). It may split the App Store into two versions, one for the EU to adhere to the DMA and another for the US and other regions. Apple has challenged the EU's decisions on its services, including the iMessage service and the classification of its five App Stores. The company argues that the EU regulators have misinterpreted the legislation. Apple has filed a plea in the General Court in Luxembourg. 
