Apple called out Meta Platforms for trying to gain access to key software tools on iPhones, a criticism that comes as the European Union is ramping up its efforts to force the iPhone maker to give developers greater access to its technology. Apple said that it is concerned that companies might “attempt to abuse” the EU’s Digital Markets Act — a new rule book designed to curb the dominance of tech companies like Apple in the digital economy — to access sensitive user data.
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