Activating DMA non-compliance enforcement strengthens regulation of platform-power conduct affecting consumers and rivals.

On 25 March 2024 the European Commission opened its first non-compliance investigations under the Digital Markets Act, targeting Alphabet's Google Play steering and search self-preferencing, Apple's App Store steering and browser-choice screens, and Meta's 'pay or consent' model. The probes tested whether designated 'gatekeepers' were genuinely complying with the DMA's obligations and exposed them to fines of up to 10% of global turnover. The actions marked the start of active DMA enforcement just weeks after the rules took effect.
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On 25 March 2024 the European Commission opened its first non-compliance investigations under the Digital Markets Act, targeting Alphabet's Google Play steering and search self-preferencing, Apple's App Store steering and browser-choice screens, and Meta's 'pay or consent' model. The probes tested whether designated 'gatekeepers' were genuinely complying with the DMA's obligations and exposed them to fines of up to 10% of global turnover. The actions marked the start of active DMA enforcement just weeks after the rules took effect.
Activating DMA non-compliance enforcement strengthens regulation of platform-power conduct affecting consumers and rivals.
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