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Apple won’t face immediate sanctions after June 26 DMA . . . In April, both companies were fined (€500 million for Apple, €200 million for Meta) for failing to meet their DMA obligations and given 60 days to start complying That window officially
Apple wont face anti-steering EU fine if it misses deadline It looks like both Apple and Meta are off the hook for Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance — for now Both tech giants won't be required to pay their multi-million dollar fines to the European
Goodwin Antitrust Regulatory Shorts: 10 Key Takeaways From . . . Apple was fined €500 million for its steering practices 1 (Case DMA 100109), while Meta received a €200 million fine for its “consent or pay” model (Case DMA 100055) These landmark decisions underscore the Commission’s strong commitment to rigorously enforcing the DMA and highlight the importance of proactive engagement with regulators
The EU says Apple and Meta will not face sanctions . . . Peggy Corlin Euronews: The EU says Apple and Meta will not face sanctions immediately after their 60 day DMA grace period ends on June 26, following €500M and €200M fines in April Open Links In New Tab
Regulators Flex Muscles Under DMA: Apple and Meta Fined for . . . In April Apple and Meta were fined €500M and €200M respectively for violating key provisions of the DMA MEF CEO Dario Betti explores what happened, why it matters, and what it signals for the mobile and digital ecosystem going forward The European Commission issued its first fines under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at the end of April 2025
Commission finds Apple and Meta in breach of the Digital . . . Today, the European Commission found that Apple breached its anti-steering obligation under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), and that Meta breached the DMA obligation to give consumers the choice of a service that uses less of their personal data