Apple warns UK CMA plans could delay features; CMA says rules differ
Apple warns UK CMA plans could delay features; CMA says rules differ Apple has voiced criticism of proposed rules from the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), warning that regulations similar to the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) could cause delays to feature rollouts, undermine privacy and security protections, and create resource burdens for the company. What Apple says Apple argues that stricter rules in Europe led to delayed availability of some features (for example, the rollout of certain services was later in Europe after DMA compliance). The company claims extensive data-access demands and regulatory requirements have strained its resources and complicated privacy expectations. What the CMA says The CMA rejects the claim that UK rules are mere copy of the EU's, saying the UK framework is narrower and targeted…