<ul><li>The European Union has fined Apple and Meta a total of €700 million for allegedly breaching Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules.</li><li>Apple has been fined €500 million for its App Store policies, while Meta has been fined €200 million for its data consent model.</li><li>The European Commission found that Apple failed to comply with DMA obligations, while Meta's consent or pay system did not offer a genuine free choice for users.</li><li>Both companies have criticized the fines, with Apple stating it is being unfairly targeted and Meta accusing the EU of attempting to handicap successful American businesses.</li></ul>

EU hits Apple and Meta with fines of €700 million under Digital Markets Act

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