The European Union may finally decide whether Apple’s App Store has breached the continent’s Digital Markets Act rules, with the antitrust chief confirming a ruling could arrive within a few weeks.
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Apple’s App Store has been the subject of a European Commission investigation into the Digital Markets Act for quite some time. After repeated reports claiming that a fine would be issued, it now seems that something will happen after all.
EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera told lawmakers in the European Parliament on Tuesday that a decision is on the way. Reuters reports that the ruling on whether Apple and Meta had breached the Digital Markets Act will arrive in the “coming weeks,” according to Ribera.