European Union fines Apple, Meta Millions to violate the rules of the technology competition

The European Union fined Apple 500 million euros (about 568 million dollars) and Meta 200 million euros (about 227 million dollars) for claiming that it violated the Bloc Digital Law, according to what he said Wall Street Magazine.

The European Union accused Apple of not complying with commitment To allow application developers to inform customers Alternative ways to buy digital products.

Regarding Meta, the European Union says that the company must stop asking users on Instagram and Facebook to agree to customized ads or forcing them to pay for subscription. The committee still decides whether to accept dead “”Less personality ads” option.

Apple and Meta said they would appeal the European Union’s decisions.

The European Union has also issued stops and calmness against companies at a time when the tensions between the bloc and the United States are on commercial policies and President Donald Trump’s support for Ukraine’s decline. Trump was distinguished by the European Union technology regulations as harmless obstacles to trade and threatened to respond to those rules with customs tariffs.