EU Says It Has No Intention to Repeal Digital Markets Act Despite Apple Pushback

The European Union has firmly rejected Apple’s request to overturn the Digital Markets Act (DMA), reaffirming its commitment to the legislation that aims to curb big‑tech dominance. EU digital affairs spokesperson Thomas Regnier emphasized that the Commission has “absolutely no intention” of dismantling the DMA, even as Apple continues to criticize the law’s impact on users. The EU has already imposed a substantial fine on Apple for anti‑competitive behavior and is proceeding with public consultations on the DMA. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between regulators and large technology firms over market fairness and consumer protection. Read more