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EU launches probe into Apple, Google, and Meta for suspected violations of Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has launched investigations into tech giants Apple, Google and Meta, marking the first cases under the newly enacted Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The move signals a significant step in the bloc's efforts to curb the dominance of big tech and ensure fair competition in digital markets. The DMA, which came into effect on 7th March, targets ...
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