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- Why iOS 26. 2 restricts iPhone and Apple Watch Wi-Fi sync in . . .
In the EU, however, things are changing because of the interoperability requirements under the DMA Starting with iOS 26 2 in the EU, when a user sets up a new Apple Watch, their Wi-Fi network
- Exploring, in Detail, Apple’s Compliance With the EU’s DMA . . .
But now comes word of the first feature that Apple is limiting or removing in an existing product to comply with the DMA: Wi-Fi network sync between iPhone and Apple Watch, which is poised to change in the EU next month, with the 26 2 releases of iOS and WatchOS
- Apple to Remove iPhone-Apple Watch Wi-Fi Sync in EU With iOS . . .
Apple in iOS 26 2 will disable automatic Wi-Fi network syncing between iPhone and Apple Watch in the European Union to comply with the bloc's regulations, suggests a new report
- Why iOS 26. 2 restricts Wi-Fi syncing between iPhone and Apple . . .
Apple removes the copying of Wi-Fi history from iPhone to Apple Watch in the EU with iOS 26 2 and watchOS 26 2 New networks will only be shared when iPhone and Apple Watch are together and the iPhone connects first The measure is in response to the DMA: Apple will avoid giving third parties access to the complete network history for privacy reasons Impact in Spain and Europe: more manual
- Apple Watch Wi-Fi Sync EU Changes: DMA Compliance Privacy . . .
Apple Watch Wi-Fi sync EU changes are here with iOS 26 2 and watchOS updates Dive deep into how Apple is complying with the EU's DMA mandate on third-party accessories and Wi-Fi network sharing
- The Digital Markets Act’s impacts on EU users - Apple
And according to the European Commission, under the DMA, it’s illegal for us to share these features with Apple users until we bring them to other companies’ products If we shared them any sooner, we’d be fined and potentially forced to stop shipping our products in the EU
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