2024-01-08 22:40:04
We have more developments involving the Apple it’s at DMA — the Digital Markets Law (Digital Markets Act) of the European Union. According to the Archyde.comMaçã is contesting decisions regarding the App Store and to iMessagestating that the new law was misinterpreted/applied by the agency’s regulators.
With regard to the App Store, Apple’s challenge refers to the specification that classifies the stores present in the company’s different operating systems as a single service. For Maçã, these are five different productseven though they have the same name and a similar way of functioning.
In the appeal, Apple claims that the conclusion that the stores “are a single main platform service” is erroneous, given that there are App Stores for iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches and Apple TVs — each designed to distribute apps to a operating system and a specific device.
Apple also disagrees with the conclusion that iMessage is a number-independent interpersonal communications service (NIICS, or number-independent interpersonal communications service) — classification that led regulators to discuss the possibility of including the service in the new law.
According to Maçã, its messaging service should not receive this classification because it does not charge any fees for use and does not monetize it through the sale of hardware devices or the processing of its users’ personal data.
Let’s continue following this loonga novel…
via AppleInsider
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