Apple could be fined $38bn for violating the Digital Markets Act

The European Commission has accused Apple of violating the DMA for making it difficult to distribute third-party app shops. In addition, the regulator believes that it is difficult for end users to access the shops.

If Apple does not change its policy by March 2025, the EU will fine the company 10% of its annual revenue, which is approximately equal to $38bn. However, the misfortunes of the Cupertinovs do not end here.

The Core Technology Fee tax has also caught the attention of the European Commission. According to the CTF, third-party developers must pay Apple 0.5 € for each application installation if the number of downloads exceeds the limit of 1 million. The details of this precedent are still being discussed, but the company is likely to face another fine.

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