Apple’s new App Store terms spark fresh EU questions over compliance
By Lewis Crofts ( August 13, 2025, 18:31 GMT | Insight) -- Apple’s move in June to change the terms of its App Store and offer an alternative set of business conditions has triggered questions from users and rivals over compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, MLex has learned. The European Commission is seeking feedback on the latest changes by late September and wants to know whether they go far enough in granting app developers freedom to distribute their products.Apple’s move in June to change the terms of its App Store and offer an alternative set of business conditions has triggered questions from users and rivals over compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, MLex has learned....
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