Apple resumes a fine of 500 million euros on restrictions to pay the application store

On Monday, Apple submitted an appeal against the European Union’s decision to raise the company’s level of 500 million euros (about 580 million dollars) to not comply with the rules that impose companies to allow developers to direct users outside the application store to perform purchases, according to Article, numerous Reports.

The European Commission issued the fine in April, saying that Apple failed to comply with the rules of the Digital Markets Law (DMA) to allow developers to accept payments for their applications outside the environmental system in Apple.

apple Its fee structure is reviewed to distribute the application In the European Union in late June with a more complex framework that includes initial acquisition fees, store services, along with the Basic Technology Committee to accommodate alternative payment methods. This step is likely to avoid more fines from the European Commission.

“We believe that the decision of the European Commission – and an unprecedented fine – exceeds what is required by the law. As our appeal will appear, the European Commission imposes how we manage our store and force the conditions of work that confuses developers and bad for users,” Bloomberg pointed to his saying in a statement.

Apple did not respond to a request to comment immediately.