09.12.2025 | 17:31
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Kruške i jabuke. Sada lijepo napiši za što su točno kaznili Apple.
Naletio pa da ti odgovorim. Kao korisniku Twittera sigurno ti je poznat Grok...?
Pitanje njemu: 'was Apple fined by EU comission and if yes for what and by how much?'
Odgovor:
Recent EU Commission Fines Against AppleYes, Apple has been fined multiple times by the European Commission for antitrust violations related to its App Store practices. Below is a summary of the key fines issued as of December 2025, focusing on the most significant ones under EU competition law. These stem from investigations into Apple's dominance in iOS app distribution, which the Commission views as harming competition and consumers.Date Issued
Fine Amount Reason Status
March 4, 2024
€1.84 billion (approx. $2 billion)
Abusing dominant position by imposing "anti-steering" rules in the App Store, preventing music streaming apps (e.g., Spotify) from informing users about cheaper subscription options outside the App Store. This violated EU antitrust rules (Article 102 TFEU).
Apple appealed the decision; the appeal is ongoing. The fine reflects a decade of alleged infringement and Apple's market power.
April 23, 2025
€500 million (approx. $571 million)
Breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA) by maintaining technical and commercial restrictions that block app developers from directing users to alternative, cheaper payment options outside the App Store. This was the first DMA fine against Apple.
Apple appealed to the EU General Court in July 2025, calling it "unprecedented" and arguing it exceeds legal requirements. Compliance changes were made to avoid further daily penalties (up to €50 million/day).
Additional ContextTotal Fines: These two alone exceed €2.3 billion. Apple also faces a separate €13 billion back-tax order (upheld by the EU Court in September 2024), but that's a tax recovery, not an antitrust fine.
Broader Investigations: The Commission is probing other App Store issues, including "core technology fees" and alternative app marketplaces, which could lead to more fines. Apple has criticized the EU for "moving the goalposts" and harming user privacy/security.
Impact: These actions aim to open up iOS ecosystems, allowing sideloading and external links, but Apple argues they undermine its business model.
For the latest updates, check official EU Commission announcements, as appeals could alter outcomes.
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