White House slams EU fine on Apple’s practices

April 24, 2025, 8:20 am

U.S. officials decried the European Commission’s $570 million fine on Apple, dismissing it as economic extortion aimed squarely at American innovation. The White House warned that extraterritorial regulations undermining U.S. companies will not be tolerated in a climate of rising transatlantic tech tensions.

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Following the European Commission’s announcement that Apple would be fined $570 million and Meta $230 million for infringing DMA regulations, the US government has labeled … The post US criticizes EU over Apple and Meta fines, questions DMA enforcement appeared first on BGR.

macrumors.com / White House Hits Back at Apple's Massive EU Fine

Apple's $570 million fine from the EU has triggered a sharp rebuke from the White House, which called the fine a form of economic extortion, Reuters reports. The fine was announced on Wednesday by the European Commission, following a formal investigation into Apple's compliance with the bloc's...

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The White House has described the European Union's fining of Apple and Meta as extortion and called the Digital Markets Act discriminatory.The White House — image credit: White HouseWhen the EU fined Apple $570 million for alleged non-compliance with its Digital Markets Act (DMA), it came after...

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