Apple believes that the interoperability requirements of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) could force it to compromise the integrity of its products in ways that risk user privacy and data security2. This concern arises from the obligation for gatekeepers to let third-party companies interoperate with their services, potentially leading to compromises over privacy and security.
iPhone mirroring and SharePlay enhancements will be available in a developer beta on Monday, June 21, 2024. These features, along with Apple Intelligence, may not be available in the European Union this year due to regulatory uncertainties brought about by the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
EU spokesperson Thomas Regnier responded to Apple's concerns by stating that the EU is an attractive market of 450 million potential users and has always been open for business for any company that wants to provide services in the European internal market2. He added that gatekeepers are welcome to offer their services in Europe, provided that they comply with the rules aimed at ensuring fair competition.