In late June, the European Union shared its preliminary findings that Apple had violated the Digital Markets Act (DMA) — the bloc's first regulatory action since the law took effect in March. Now, it's Meta's turn,

Meta's 'pay or consent' model asks users to enable the processing of their personal data or pay a monthly fee.

In case of non-compliance, the Commission can impose fines up to 10% of the gatekeeper's total worldwide turnover.

Regulators say the choice between getting ads or paying social media platforms violates its Digital Markets Act.

Apple recently announced that the rollout of its flagship AI offering in the European Union (EU) has been deferred, citing regulatory uncertainties. Besides Apple Intelligence, new iOS features such as Phone Mirroring and SharePlay Screen Sharing enhancements will also not be rolled out to EU users this year.

The European Union accused Apple of being in breach of its DMA rules by prohibiting developers to steer App Store customers to alternative options.

The European Commission has announced that Apple is the first tech company it is charging for violating the new antitrust rules set forth by the Digital Markets Act.

In a setback for Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META), the EU antitrust regulator has charged the social media giant with violating the Digital Markets