Apple’s browser blues: new EU legislation forces an iOS browser rules overhaul, but rivals want to see more


Apple is planning to make changes to its iOS browser rules – and Mozilla and Google have something to say about it. The rules are being put in place to comply with new European Union (EU) legislation, and Mozilla and Google want Apple to go further and roll out its new iOS rules worldwide.

The EU is bringing in new legislation named the Digital Markets Act (DMA), drafted to try and improve fairness and conditions for competition in the digital economy (at least as far as the EU is concerned). It became enforced on November 1, 2022 and became applicable on May 2, 2023… for the most part.

What the legislation actually means for Apple





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