In 2024, the European Commission initiated proceedings against Apple for failing to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), but the regulator’s efforts may not stop there. Thomas Kramler, Head of Unit for the DMA at the European Commission, told CPI that progress is still needed, and that the regulator continues to monitor other areas closely.
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