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Story summary
- Apple Inc. has escalated its conflict with the European Union over the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing the DMA compromises user safety and disrupts its ecosystem.
- In a letter to the European Commission, Apple claimed DMA requirements expose users to increased risks by forcing third-party app stores.
- The European Union maintains that Apple's control stifles competition as the clash could redefine tech regulation globally.
