Apple’s new EU App Store rules have received condemnation, with Microsoft executive stating that it is the wrong move to make
Apple recently introduced App Store changes for EU developers to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will officially go into effect in March. The company has unveiled its plans on how it will proceed with the EU law, but those changes have been met with harsh remarks from different company executives. The latest one was from Microsoft’s Xbox President, who stated that the new EU App Store rules are a step in the wrong direction.Microsoft executive hopes that Apple listens to valuable feedback and makes the required changes to its EU App Store
Sarah Bond was Microsoft’s first executive to voice concerns over the new rules outlined by Apple to comply with the EU’s DMA. In a post published on X, Bond condemned Apple’s proposed App Store changes and believes that the California-based giant should listen to feedback that will create a more inclusive future for everyone.
