Apple was explained by the European Commission (EC) in April about the Digital Markets Act (DMA) with a fine of € 500 million. Cupertino has since appealed for the decision. From John Gubey Daring fire ball Sharing the full official statement of Apple, which may indicate a possible twist point for Apple users in the European Union.
In Apple, we design our technology to work together to work together, so it can distribute our users to love and expect an expectation from our products. The European Union’s interoperability requirements have threatened the foundation, while forming a process that is inappropriate, expensive and innovation.
These requirements will also provide sensitive information to data-hungry companies, which pose a large scale privacy and safety risk for our European Union users. Companies have already requested the most sensitive data of our users – from their information content, for complete history of each stored WiFi network on their device – provides them the ability to reach personal information that does not even see Apple.
Finally, these depth flaw rules that only target Apple – and any other company – will severely limit our ability to distribute innovative products and features in Europe, which can lead to an inferior user experience for our European customers. We are appealing these decisions on their behalf, and expect our European customers to preserve high quality experience.
Especially the final paragraph is the most important for Apple users in the European Union. The fact that can be apple “Severely limit your ability to distribute innovative products and features in Europe” Which will take “A inferior user experience for our European customers” Can be interpreted in many ways.
For one, Apple can only follow the interoperability requirements of the EC, including iOS information, background execution privileges, and providing complete access to system feature access to the third party contestants. Apple will also have to allow the aircraft to replace the aircraft as default wireless file sharing utility on the Apple device. This approach will naturally increase the concerns of privacy as the third party will be provided a system-level privilege, which goes against the ethos of Apple.
According to John Gruber, a more realistic landscape will see Apple leaving Aircraft support for its users in the European Union. He also mentioned that Apple can stop offering its Apple Watch and AirPods in the European Union markets due to the inter -demands of the European Union. This situation seems low because wearballs are a big advantage manufacturer for cupertino. As it stands, we just have to wait and see how this legal battle comes out.
