Apple is appealing the EU's €500M DMA fine, calling the ruling "unprecedented." The company has revised App Store policies but will argue its case in court.

iOS 26 introduces a new API allowing EU developers to create third-party phone and messaging apps with cellular call and SMS/MMS/RCS support, likely due to EU DMA compliance.

Meta states it won't make further changes to its "pay-or-consent" model, despite a €200M fine and EU warnings of daily penalties up to 5% of global revenue for DMA non-compliance.

Six human rights organizations accuse Google of violating the EU's Digital Markets Act by making it difficult for users to uninstall pre-installed Android apps, filing a complaint with the European Commission.

Google is overhauling its Play Store in the EU to comply with the Digital Markets Act, offering developers new options to steer users to external payment systems.

The European Commission is seeking feedback from developers on Apple's new EU App Store fee structure to determine if it complies with the Digital Markets Act.

Apple claims the EU’s DMA is delaying features like iPhone Mirroring and increasing user security risks by forcing interoperability with third-party, non-Apple products.

Apple has appealed to the EU to repeal the Digital Markets Act, claiming the law has delayed new features and increased security and privacy risks for users.

To avoid multi-billion-dollar EU fines, Google is reportedly redesigning its search results to prevent self-preferencing, displaying rivals like Expedia equally to its own Flights and Hotels services.

Apple has escalated its fight against the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the General Court, calling the regulation an "immense and intrusive burden."