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Interoperability: Apple appeals

Apple is appealing the Commission’s decision requiring it, in the name of interoperability, to give access to its OS and certain data to third-party developers who request it.

Last March, the European Commission concluded that Apple was not meeting its interoperability obligations under the Digital Markets Act, and sent the company a list of things to do to improve the situation. Among them is the obligation for Apple to share information with third-party mobile application developers, and to give them access to portions of Apple’s OS hitherto reserved for its own products….

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