EU Orders Apple to Enhance Third-Party iOS Interoperability
EU Orders Apple to Enhance Third-Party iOS Interoperability

EU Orders Apple to Enhance Third-Party iOS Interoperability

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The European Commission has mandated Apple to enhance interoperability between its iOS ecosystem and third-party devices under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This decision includes granting access to nine critical connectivity features, such as peer-to-peer Wi-Fi and NFC capabilities, which will improve compatibility for devices like smartwatches and headphones. Apple has expressed concerns that these measures may hinder its innovation and force the company to share its features without compensation. Additionally, the Commission has outlined a more transparent process for handling interoperability requests from developers, which includes improved documentation and communication timelines. Apple is designated as a 'gatekeeper' under the DMA, making compliance essential to avoid significant penalties. This initiative aims to foster competition and innovation within the tech industry in Europe.

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