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EU Commission: Apple DMA anti-steering fine antitrust case

European Commission · DMA.100109 · decided Apr 23, 2025 · On appeal

The Commission found Apple stopped app developers from freely steering users to cheaper offers outside the App Store, in breach of the Digital Markets Act.

The case

Against
Apple
Regulator
European Commission
Docket
DMA.100109
Decided
Apr 23, 2025
Status
On appealApple appealed to the General Court.
Outcome
The Commission fined Apple EUR 500 million for breaching the DMA anti-steering obligation.
Amount
EUR 500 million

History

2 dated entries
DateEntry
Apr 23, 2025Decision: EU Commission: Apple DMA anti-steering fine
Jun 24, 2024Filing: Preliminary findings sent to Apple
WhenCase
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Oct 2Joint proposed final judgment due in 7dnext dateUnited States v. Google (ad tech)Joint proposed final judgment dueDecidedAntitrustE.D. Va.
Jul 26, 2027Further Case Management Conference in 10monext dateHendrix v. AppleFurther Case Management ConferenceActiveCopyrightN.D. Cal.
Jul 23Filed 64d agofiledEU Commission: Google DMA finesDecidedAntitrustEuropean CommissionEUR 890 million
Jul 9Filed 78d agofiledEU Commission: SAP ERP support commitmentsClosedAntitrustEuropean Commission
Jun 25Filed 92d agofiledEU Commission: AWS and Azure DMA cloud investigationActiveAntitrustEuropean Commission
Jun 9Filed 4mo agofiledEU Commission: Meta WhatsApp AI interim measuresActiveAntitrustEuropean Commission
May 14Filed 4mo agofiledCMA: Microsoft business software SMS investigationActiveAntitrustUK CMA
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Apple - Anti-steering (Digital Markets Act)

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