The European Union is now more digital world focused on regulation. In this context; a new arrangement”Digital Markets Actand giant companies like Microsoft, Meta, Samsung, Apple and Google are directly affected by these regulations. The latest news is that Microsoft and Apple are thanks to this law. that you are in trouble it reveals.

The authorities will hold a meeting tomorrow under the Digital Markets Act. will post a list. This list includes products and services from major technology companies. The European Union will ask the said services not to violate the rules of interoperability and competition. This is where Microsoft and Apple sit in the corner on this one. According to the information that has emerged so far and the statements made iMessage and Bingwill be one of the services for which the European Union will seek correction.

Apple and Microsoft claim that iMessage and Bing aren’t as powerful

According to the news shared by the Financial Times, Microsoft, Bing; Apple, on the other hand, is big enough to keep iMessage on the list. that they are not they claim. It is even said that both companies are trying to remove their own service from the list and object to the European Union. According to the information obtained, Microsoft claims that Google is more popular than Bing, while Apple only offers the iMessage service. 45 million He says it is used by people and cannot compete with other platforms because there are much more popular messaging services on the market.

These aren’t the only apps from the companies on the list, but they agree to be on the list before others!

In the meantime; Let’s just say that Bing and iMessage aren’t the only Microsoft and Apple services on the European Union’s list. For example, Microsoft has mentioned Windows operating system has no objection to the European Union. The company will make the operating system more competitive by taking regulatory steps. So is Apple iOS work on it continues. The fact that applications can be installed on iOS from third-party sources is, in fact, a step towards the European Union’s Digital Markets Act.

In summary, Apple and Microsoft agree to include products and services eligible to become the industry’s locomotive. However, to be ‘competitive’ their services, which have much bigger competitors than themselves, must Concerned that the growth of He doesn’t want to be on the list.