The President of the European Commission’s industry division, Thierry Breton, has called on Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, to open the company’s hardware and software ecosystem to competitors, this call comes after their meeting in Brussels.
Breton emphasized the importance of providing competitive opportunities and services for consumers on Apple devices, whether in the realm of e-wallets, browsers, or app stores, this call aligns with the Digital Markets Act, which aims to increase competition in the digital market.
In response to Apple’s concerns regarding user safety and privacy, Breton stated that European regulations aim to foster innovation without compromising security and privacy.
This call reflects the European Union’s efforts to impose more regulations and rules on major tech companies like Apple, aiming to encourage competition and provide equal opportunities for competitors in the market.
