Brussels drops antitrust probes into Apple’s iPhone
EU antitrust regulators will scrap two investigations into Apple's iPhone after the company allowed cross-border repair services and eased restrictions on applications for its popular smartphone.
View ArticleNew smartphone launches compatibility furore
The Apple iPhone 5, launched in shops today (21 September) in some European countries, has come under fire from consumer groups for its new connecter, which renders old devices obsolete.
View ArticleEU: Apple should do more to tackle in-app purchases problem
Apple has provided no concrete and immediate solutions to tackle the problem of adults and children racking up credit card bills by making "in-app" purchases on tablets and mobile phones, the European...
View ArticleRussia says US accessed thousands of Apple phones in spy plot
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Thursday (1 June) it had uncovered a US National Security Agency (NSA) plot using previously unknown malware to access specially made so-called backdoor...
View ArticleDMA ‘gatekeepers’ list unveiled, car brands go against user privacy
Welcome to EURACTIV’s Tech Brief, your weekly update on all things digital in the EU. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. “Gatekeepers will now have to adapt if they want to benefit from the...
View ArticleApple bows to EU and unveils iPhone with USB-C charger
Apple unveiled its new iPhone lineup on Tuesday (12 September), with its Lightning charger ports replaced on the newest models by a universal charger after a tussle with the European Union.
View ArticleGerman MPs back potential Schrems III, EU Parliament wants to abolish extra...
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