EU Commissioner to Question Apple's Actions Against Epic Games
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The European Commissioner has suggested that Apple's cancellation of Epic Games' developer account for the second time, citing public criticisms of the iPhone maker, breaks the law under the EU's Digital Markets Act. This move by Apple has merged its battles with Epic Games in the US and the EU, potentially making it the first target for non-compliance under the new law, which could result in fines amounting to billions of dollars.
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