Apple and Meta have received fines under the Digital Markets Act, marking a significant moment in the European Union’s regulatory landscape. Apple faces a €500 million penalty for not allowing app developers to inform users about alternative offers outside its App Store. Meanwhile, Meta was fined €200 million for not providing consumers with the option to use services that require less personal data. Both companies have 60 days to comply or risk daily fines. The European Commission’s decision came after delays raised concerns about possible U.S. backlash.
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