On the edge. Apple had until 26 June to present the European Commission with alternative proposals to the current rules for its Apple Store, which were criticised under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and for which the EU fined the US firm €500 million in April (see EUROPE B13626A2).
The Commission criticised Apple for its ‘anti-steering’ rules, which do not allow developers to freely direct their customers to other download options outside the App Store (see EUROPE B13438A15).
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