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Apple has lodged an appeal against the European Union's €500 million fine, asserting that the penalty is unprecedented and that the EU's remedial requirements are illegal. The European Commission ruled that Apple violated the Digital Markets Act by prohibiting developers from directing users to make purchases outside its App Store. In response, Apple has revised its App Store policies, implementing tiered commission rates and easing payment restrictions. The company contends that the EU's actions have caused confusion among users and developers, noting that other app stores are not subject to similar constraints. Additionally, a California court has mandated that Apple allow developers to direct users to external transactions, a decision that could adversely affect its revenue stream.
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