Apple interoperability efforts under EU law falls short

Apple interoperability efforts under EU law falls short

Free Software Foundation Europe and others urge European Commission to double down on DMA

The EU's Digital Markets Act forces large providers like Apple to open up their systems to competition. But the details of how this should work are hotly contested. Civil society groups are now calling on the EU Commission to force Apple to work better with its competitors. In the past, Apple has shielded some services from the competition. The Digital Markets Act aims to change that. - All rights reserved IMAGO / DreamstimeApple is to design it…

Apple's interoperability efforts aren't meeting spirit or letter of EU law, advocacy groups argue - The Register - WiredFocus

Digital rights advocacy organizations contend that Apple has failed to comply with its interoperability obligations under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). The groups made their case in a letter [PDF] asking competition watchdogs to do more to ensure Apple’s compliance with the Article 6(7) of the DMA. The letter is the work of four groups – the Free Software Foundation Europe, freedom of expression advocates ARTICLE 19, European Digital Right…

Apple's interoperability efforts aren't meeting spirit or letter of EU law, advocacy groups argue

Free Software Foundation Europe and others urge European Commission to double down on DMA Digital rights advocacy organizations contend that Apple has failed to comply with its interoperability obligations under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). . . .

The FSFE calls for broader interoperability by Apple under the DMA

The Free Software Foundation Europe, alongside civil society organizations, developers and researchers, submitted its position to the European Commission’s...