#Apple

Apple is appealing the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing it threatens user privacy and security by requiring data sharing with external developers. The company claims the DMA’s interoperability demands, including features like cross-device functionality, could jeopardize intellectual property and expose sensitive data. This legal action, following DMA violation fines, underscores rising tension between Apple and regulators, particularly concerning innovation and competition.

A US federal court has blocked the former President’s attempts to impose tariffs on imported goods, including those from Apple, citing overreach of executive power. This decision led to a market rally as it averted potentially crippling tariffs on iPhones and other smartphones. Analysts warned of significantly increased prices and difficult logistics if production shifted to the US, potentially taking years and drastically impacting consumer spending.