Submission Statement: “Apple and Meta are the first victims of Europe’s new digital competition law. What does it mean for the future of US-Europe relations?” Ronan Murphy outlines that the European Commission has fined Apple €500 million and Meta €200 million for violations of the Digital Markets Act, marking a significant escalation in regulatory tensions between the EU and US tech companies. These fines stem from accusations that Meta’s subscription model coerces users into paying for privacy and that Apple imposes unfair restrictions on app developers.
Crude libel. They broke UE law and have been fined (very little in my opinion), that’s It.
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Submission Statement: “Apple and Meta are the first victims of Europe’s new digital competition law. What does it mean for the future of US-Europe relations?” Ronan Murphy outlines that the European Commission has fined Apple €500 million and Meta €200 million for violations of the Digital Markets Act, marking a significant escalation in regulatory tensions between the EU and US tech companies. These fines stem from accusations that Meta’s subscription model coerces users into paying for privacy and that Apple imposes unfair restrictions on app developers.
Crude libel. They broke UE law and have been fined (very little in my opinion), that’s It.
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