Apple asked the European Commission to either repeal or reduce the scope the EU Digital Markets Act, claiming the regulation makes it difficult to conduct business in the EU, The Wall Street Journal reports. If the DMA is not repealed, Apple wants to see enforcement duties vested in an independent agency “shielded from political interference,” according to Apple comments made to the Commission. European Commission spokesman Thomas Regnier said, “There’s absolutely no intention from the commission side to repeal the DMA.”
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