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Apple appeals the EU's anti-steering fine


The company owes the EU roughly $587 million for violating the Digital Markets Act.

In Apple's case, the Commission found that the company stopped developers from providing customers with information about sales and offers outside of the App Store. "Today we filed our appeal because we believe the European Commission’s decision — and their unprecedented fine — go far beyond what the law requires," a statement from Apple to 9To5Mac reads. "As our appeal will show, the EC is mandating how we run our store and forcing business terms which are confusing for developers and bad for users.

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