Europe’s sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here’s how they work
Europe’s sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here’s how they work

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Europe’s sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here’s how they work

Good, long overdue.
Is there anything on the accompanying Digital Markets Act and it's effects? I can't seem to find any comprehensive recent articles.
I’ve been following this from the perspective of iOS and iPhones. In effect this will enable one to:
It’s one of the most impressive, most expansive pieces of technology focused legislation in my lifetime. They’ve really done a great job of covering all bases.
I expect these to be available next month when the latest version of iOS drops. The deadline is in February/March. If they don’t get this out the door soon, they risk 20% of global revenue as a fine. It would be foolish to wait until the deadline as any issues with deployment would risk the fine, and the EU is eager make an example.
Do you have a source for your list? The article doesn't mention anything.
If apple complies that would be huge!! Funnily enough if they would comply I might just be interested in an iPhone for the first time.
Dear god I might consider buying an iphone
I've read some things like this. Is it correct that messaging services will need to interoperate? WhatsApp, Messenger, iMessage? Would love to be able to message people that I can't easily reach now from Signal for instance.
Wow this is an amazing list. I hope these changes make their way to the US eventually.
Ty for the list. Very good changes. I hope they really hamper the techno feudalism of apps on phones.
How long before I have to deal with family members installing sh*t from Facebook ad on their phones?
Now I do appreciate that we'll be able to easily install emulators.
Wikipedia has a pretty good article on it https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DigitalMarketsAct