In an appeal of a $570 million fine for violation of antitrust law, Apple says it had no idea how to comply, because the EU repeatedly ignored calls for feedback. Throughout the whole time that ...

Advt Apple said it would challenge the EU fine. "Today's announcements are yet another example of the European Commission unfairly targeting Apple in a series of decisions that are bad for the ...

As a result, Apple has been fined €500 million, or $570 million. Meta was also hit with a €200 million fine. The European Commission says these decisions followed “extensive dialogue with ...

A representative for Apple said the fine is “yet another example of the European Commission unfairly targeting” the company and forcing it to “give away (its) technology for free.” ...

The European Union Commission fined Apple and Meta hundreds of millions of dollars for allegedly violating broad EU regulations over Big Tech. In 2022, the world’s most sweeping tech regulation ...

Apple now gives users more options to delete apps that come preinstalled on iPhones. Meta's fine stems from its "consent or pay" model implemented in November 2023, which forced European users to ...

What just happened? The European Commission has just hit Apple and Meta with combined fines of almost $1 billion. It marks the first fines handed out by the Commission under its Digital Markets ...

Apple has been hit by a €500m (£429m) fine from the European Union for violations of its Digital Markets Act (DMA) - and Fortnite maker Epic Games, which has been warring with the iPhone ...

Apple was fined after the Commission concluded that the company prevented developers from steering customers outside its App Store to allow them to access cheaper deals. The fine was imposed on ...

However, the current drop is about twice as steep as the S&P’s, suggesting potential for a rebound as conditions stabilize and Apple fine-tunes its operations.

PARIS (Reuters) -Apple was hit with a 150 million euro ($162.4 million) fine by French antitrust regulators on Monday for abusing its dominant position in mobile app advertising on its devices via ...

Apple can continue to use its iOS App Tracking Transparency privacy tool in France, but must still pay a fine for having used it before. France's Authorite de la Concurrence, its competition ...