<ul><li>The European Commission (EC) has published guidelines for Apple on how to meet interoperability requirements of the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).</li><li>The guidelines aim to ensure that devices like smartwatches and features like wireless file transfers function smoothly with iPhones.</li><li>The EC also calls for Apple to provide outside iOS developers with more information on accessing iPhone features and establish a fair process to handle technical disagreements.</li><li>Apple argues that complying with the DMA's requirements would put users' privacy at risk and claims that granting certain requests could compromise user data.</li></ul>

Apple Faces New EU Call to Open iPhone to Competitors

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