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On October 21, Apple Inc. lodged its most significant legal challenge to date at the EU General Court in Luxembourg. The tech giant is contesting the far - reaching regulatory alterations brought about by the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) on its key business segments, encompassing the iPhone, App Store, and iMessage. As reported by Bloomberg, Apple has become the first U.S. company to mount a full - scale legal assault on this regulatory framework, following TikTok's defeat in a prior case. Earlier, the European Commission slapped Apple with a €500 million fine for breaching the DMA, prompting the company to make adjustments to its App Store policies. Apple contends that the DMA has not only diminished the product experience for EU users but also exposed them to fresh risks and disrupted the straightforward, seamless interoperability among Apple products.
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