> This basically can’t happen with things like DMA and GDPR I'm sorry but this is just wishful thinking. It might be what the spirit of the DMA & GDPR want but

> This basically can’t happen with things like DMA and GDPR I'm sorry but this is just wishful thinking. It might be what the spirit of the DMA & GDPR want but definitely not the reality thanks to inadequate or outright non-existent enforcement. There are businesses out there whose entire business model and revenue stream are based on violating the GDPR. Not some kind of internal conspiracy or rogue employee, but the entire company is doing it in the open and the result of its doings (targeted ads or spam) are visible out there in the open for all to see. Facebook, credit bureaus, data brokers, "consent management platforms", etc. All these companies' business models are big, obvious breaches of the GDPR. Yet, they are... still alive and kicking? There is no chance that a concealed GDPR breach (whether intentional or accidental) will get addressed when the biggest intentional breaches are still allowed to continue out there in the open. I suspect something very similar is going to happen with the DMA - Apple is already acting in bad faith but have yet to see any consequences.