<ul><li>Apple is challenging the European Commission's new DMA rules imposed on iOS 26.</li><li>The new requirements include better interoperability for non-Apple smartwatches, easier pairing for non-Apple devices, improved connections for VR headsets with iPhones, and support for alternatives to AirDrop and AirPlay.</li><li>Apple has appealed against the EU's demands, citing concerns about sharing sensitive data with competitors and potential security risks for European customers.</li><li>The European Commission has not responded yet, and it is unlikely that Apple will be able to avoid complying with the new rules.</li></ul>

Apple launches challenge to EU’s new DMA rules

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