Apple will face fines related to the Digital Markets Act for the first time in the EU
According to Internet reports, according to people familiar with the matter, Apple will face fines related to the Digital Market Act (DMA) for the first time in the European Union. Penalties will target anti-competitive businesses in the company's app store, the APP Store. The reason was that Apple failed to allow APP developers to guide users to make payments outside the APP Store. The amount could be 1.8 billion euros (US$2 billion).
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