Apple argues DMA has negative impact on EU users, asks EU to reconsider law

The company said, “Millions of people in Europe choose Apple (AAPL) products because they love and trust them. Developers choose them to reach users globally and build thriving businesses… But the Digital Markets Act, DMA, is forcing us to make some concerning changes to how we design and deliver Apple products to our users in Europe… It’s been more than a year since the Digital Markets Act was implemented. Over that time, it’s become clear that the DMA is leading to a worse experience for Apple users in the EU. It’s exposing them to new risks, and disrupting the simple, seamless way their Apple products work together. And as new technologies come out, our European users’ Apple products will only fall further behind… That’s why we’re urging regulators to take a closer look at how the law is affecting the EU citizens who use Apple products every day. We believe our users in Europe deserve the best experience on our technology, at the same standard we provide in the rest of the world – and that’s what we’ll keep fighting to deliver.”