<ul><li>Proposals are being developed in the European Union (EU) that could require Apple to make its AirDrop and AirPlay features accessible on Android devices.</li><li>The changes under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) would require Apple to make its exclusive features available to other developers and smartphone manufacturers.</li><li>EU has actively sought to limit Apple’s control over its smartphone ecosystem through the DMA, including requirements for third-party app stores and choice of default apps.</li><li>The accessibility of AirDrop and AirPlay on Android would be a win for consumers, regardless of their smartphone type, if security features are maintained.</li></ul>

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