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I don't think so - they’ve only been fined for the in-app anti-steering provisions. For the second App Marketplace issue, I think that’s just a preliminary fin
by madeofpalk 1y ago
I don't think so - they’ve only been fined for the in-app anti-steering provisions.
For the second App Marketplace issue, I think that’s just a preliminary finding and is going to take longer to work out
> Apple now has the possibility to exercise its rights of defence by examining the documents in the Commission's investigation file and by responding to the preliminary findings
- stavros 1y agoHm, maybe, I'm just going by what the article says: > The companies have two months to comply with the orders or risk daily fines. Maybe they got it wrong, though.
- antasvara 1y agoI think you're both sort of right. The orders in question here are 1 for Apple (the one that made circumventing Apple payments super difficult) and 1 for Meta (their ad-free subscription service). Meta and Apple have to comply with those within 2 months. The preliminary finding on sideloading apps isn't subject to that 2 month compliance deadline from what I can tell.