News Summary

• The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) has sought to rein in major tech platforms’ anti-competitive behavior.
• The law requires companies to open up their ecosystems to competitors by making proprietary apps and features compatible with third-party hardware and software.
• Apple says the rules are “leading to a worse experience” for Apple customers in the bloc by exposing them to new risks and reducing choices.
• The iPhone maker also called on the European Commission to repeal the DMA until “a more appropriate fit for purpose legislative instrument is put in place,” the Financial Times reported.