Apple calls on the European Union to cancel the rules for combating comprehensive monopoly

‘Apple’ has asked the regulatory authorities to combat monopoly in the European Union to cancel the regulations aimed at protecting digital consumers, on the pretext that it exposes users to privacy -related risks and threatens to weaken innovation. The US company on Thursday renewed its objection to the comprehensive regulations, which the European Union began to implement last year, to protect consumers, and to ensure that major technology companies did not offend their dominance in the field of the Internet, started with telephone applications to do search engines. In a message on his blog, the iPhone manufacturer confirmed the compliance with the rules, but she urged the organizations to carefully study their impact on individuals and businesses in the region. Indeed, Apple continued in the statements made separately to the European Commission because it asked the regulatory authority to cancel the law or reduce its scope. Apple warns about the risks to users, Apple has already explained its objection to the Digital Markets Act, which is a group of allowed and prohibited applications owned by Alphabet, ‘Apple’, ‘Apple’, Amazon and Facebook, determined by Mita platforms, and many others. The law aims to prevent violations of competition rules by technology companies before being established in the market, and fines can reach 10% of global revenue, or they can reach about 20% in the event of a repetition of the offense. Also read: Apple reveals the “iPhone 17” phones with the thinner “air”. Apple showed the danger to users on Thursday to force them to add external payment services and allow the download from the side, that is, downloading third -party stores. She also pointed out that it can expose iPhone users to malicious apps or fraud efforts, and that other businesses are allowed to request user data, as set out in the law, can reveal sensitive information. The company wrote in the post on its blog: ‘It has become clear that the digital market law leads to a worse experience for Apple users in the European Union because it exposes them to new risks, and impedes the simple, smooth way in which apple products work together. The law also does not support European markets, instead of innovation, the successful enterprises, or the legislation to obtain free, to obtain more data, to collect more data from the citizens, the European Union, to obtain the European Union, to collect more data, to collect more from my citizens, to obtain the European Union, to collect the European Union. collect, to collect more citizens. Regular fines on US technology companies imposed the European Commission on Apple a $ 500 million ($ 58 million) euros fine in April, pointing out that the ‘iPhone’ manufacturer allows the bases associated with developers to target users to make purchases outside the store. 75 billion euros or more. -Monopolis legislation in the European Union due to the major US technology companies, and in August threatened to impose new customs duties and restrictions on the export of technologies and semi -advanced compounds in response to digital services imposed by other countries and target US technology companies.