A new report Zodiac It indicates that Apple Pal will not be fined under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) for default lt browser options on iOS and iPados. The investigation was launched over a year ago and on March 31, Apple Pal is set to end with any possible penalties in accordance with “people with direct J Knowledge” in this regard.
Apple Pale complied with the DMA rules by listing popular third-party browsers for Safari users for the first time in Europe, iOS 17.4/iPados 18.2 or later in Europe. The initial browser Choice screen promotes safari on alternative browsers, which naturally caught the EU’s attention and raised concerns over the Apple Pal.
Apple Pal’s current browser Choice screen on iOS
After the Apple Pal re -poured its browser Choice screen, which now includes more options and, importantly, the important thing is, the Safari presents a list in a random order without placing the first option. If a user selects a different default lt browser, it will be downloaded and placed in the dock on the same particular page or before Safari was located earlier.
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