Over the last few years, the European Union has slapped tech giants like Apple and Meta with multibillion-dollar fines.

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The EU has concerns about Apple’s restrictions impacting App Store developers and Meta’s “pay or consent” advertising model.

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The European Union fined Apple and Meta $800 million for violating the Digital Markets Act, a new law designed to prevent ...

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The US criticized the EU fines on Apple and Meta, calling them “economic extortion." It also attacked the DMA legislation.

The European Commission has found Apple and Meta in breach of its Digital Markets Act, and has fined them €500m and €200m respectively.

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Enforcement of the Digital Markets Act is under way. The European Commission has launched formal proceedings against three major providers of core platform services.