Apple has announced a set of changes for the iPhone and its App Store that will take place in the European Union (EU). However, some developers have expressed their opposition to the changes, saying that it remains unjust. They argue that the proposed changes could violate the DMA. The European Union's industry chief has stated that Apple could face severe consequences if it does not comply with the regulations regarding its App Store.
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