Apple’s head has lately been in the hands of the European Union. Digital Markets Act (DMA) This got him into trouble. EU gives users permission to the technology giant Allow third-party applications He applied pressure. Last week, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager met with CEO Tim Cook on this topic and reminded the company that the obligation under the DMA was approaching.

Today it was revealed what kind of solution Apple plans to implement in this regard. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company will be making a major change to the App Store in the coming weeks.

The App Store in the European Union may differ from the App Store in the rest of the world

Gurman said Apple is closing the store to comply with legislation that would force the company to allow third-party apps. can split in two he claimed. The tech giant made it available on the App Store in Europe. from the rest of the world to divorce can.

In other words, we may see a different App Store in European Union countries and a separate App Store in other countries. That Apple makes its store legal Until March 7 there is. So these changes must be implemented within the next seven weeks.

In addition to third-party apps, the EU is also putting pressure on the company in other areas. He won’t be able to object to Apple allowing developers to promote their apps outside the App Store. It will also have to offer them the option to use third-party payment systems. We’ll also likely see some changes to FaceTime and Siri in Europe. We will learn what will happen in the coming weeks.

For the obligations that DMA imposes on technology giants: