Immediately after the announcement of changes in iOS 17.4, Apple was hit with a wave of criticism from Meta (banned in Russia and recognized as extremist), Epic and Spotify. They said the Cupertino team was in breach of its obligations under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA).
Apple lawyer Kyle Andir commented on statements made during the EU hearings:
We were driven primarily by enforcing the law. And secondly, we did it in a way that communicated our values and the language that we’ve developed with our users over a very long period of time. And we think what compliance with this is.
I think we integrate these changes with the user’s perspective. That doesn’t mean that we don’t share in the influence of developers, but I think that from our perspectives, first and foremost, we’ll be monitoring very closely what the impact of all of these different changes is on the personalized experience that we’ve provided to our customers for 15 years. years. , 16 years.
– Kyle Andir
Apple rejects criticism and says it fully complies with DMA – 9to5Mac
This month with iOS 17.4, Apple introduced a number of new features as part of its efforts to ensure compliance…
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