Apple announced this weekend that certain functions of its future OS will not be available in the European Union. The Cupertino-based firm is invoking the DMA’s interoperability requirements. Europe seems to be becoming increasingly isolated. Cluttered with often ill-conceived regulations and directives, the European Union is in danger of being relegated to second place economically and technologically. European Commissioner Thierry Breton’s interventions on the X social network seem, once again, inappropriate. A recent example of this downgrading is Apple’s decision not to launch…
