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EU may require Apple to let iPhone owners delete the Photos app

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EU competition head Margrethe Vestager has suggested that Apple may be required to let iPhone owners delete the Photos app. This would obviously involve a massive change to the way iOS works. Some commentators have suggested that the scope of the EU's demands might result in Apple ceasing to sell iPhones within the member countries.

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EU opens Apple: block may require the company to allow deleting the Photos app?

The European Union (EU) is showing implacability through its Digital Markets Act (DMA). One of the companies that has attracted the most attention in this regard is Apple, which returns...

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EU may require Apple to let iPhone owners delete the Photos app

A remark by EU competition head Margrethe Vestager has suggested that Apple may be required to let iPhone owners delete the Photos app. While this possibility hasn’t previously been raised, Vestager mentioned in a brief speech that this was one of the things Apple had failed to do in its DMA response – and it would obviously involve a massive change to the way iOS works … more…

2 months ago

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