Italy targets iCloud interoperability for DMA investigation
Apple's troubles with the EU's Digital Markets Act are continuing, with Italy now investigating iCloud and the cloud storage market. The EU's DMA is now being used against iCloud The Digital Markets Act has been a thorn in Apple's side, with it giving regulators more reasons to examine its business practices in Europe. In the latest salvo, Italy's Competition Authority is now going after the company. In a statement released on Tuesday, the Autorita Garante Della Concorrenza E Del Mercato said it had launched an investigation into Apple Inc, Apple Distribution International Ltd, and Apple Italia. It is looking into whether Apple complies with the DMA's interoperability requirements, specifically for cloud storage. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's troubles with the EU's Digital Markets Act are continuing, with Italy now investigating iCloud and the cloud storage market. The EU's DMA is now being used against iCloud The Digital Markets Act has been a thorn in Apple's side, with it giving regulators more reasons to examine its business practices in Europe. In the latest salvo, Italy's Competition Authority is now going after the company. In a statement released on Tuesday, the Autorita Garante Della Concorrenza E Del Mercato said it had launched an investigation into Apple Inc, Apple Distribution International Ltd, and Apple Italia. It is looking into whether Apple complies with the DMA's interoperability requirements, specifically for cloud storage. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's troubles with the EU's Digital Markets Act are continuing, with Italy now investigating iCloud and the cloud storage market.
The EU's DMA is now being used against iCloud The Digital Markets Act has been a thorn in Apple's side, with it giving regulators more reasons to examine its business practices in Europe.
In the latest salvo, Italy's Competition Authority is now going after the company.
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