Apple iMessage won’t be forced to open up by EU legislation
The European Commission decided it won’t regulate Apple’s iMessage platform, Microsoft’s Bing, nor Edge’s web browser once the Digital Market Acts officially starts in early March in the region. The information comes from Bloomberg.The probe discovered that Apple’s iMessage and some other platforms do not hold a dominant position to be brought under DMA rules. Still, it doesn’t mean Apple won’t have to comply with this new legislation, as iOS 17.4 will pretty much open up the iPhone for third-party developers…