<p>On December 19th, Jinshi Data reported that Apple (AAPL.O) fiercely criticized Meta Platforms, stating that its repeated requests to access Apple's software tools on its devices could impact user privacy and security, highlighting the intense competition between the two tech giants. According to the Digital Markets Act that took effect in the European Union last year, Apple must allow competitors and app developers to interoperate with its services, or face fines of up to 10% of its global annual revenue. In a report, Apple stated that so far, Meta has made 15 interoperability requests, more than any other company, and these requests could have a profound impact on Apple's technology stack, potentially affecting user privacy and security</p>

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<p>Apple fiercely criticized Meta Platforms, stating that its repeated requests to access Apple's software tools on its devices could impact user privacy and security, highlighting the intense competition between the two tech giants. According to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which came into effect last year, Apple must allow competitors and app developers to interoperate with its services, or face fines of up to 10% of its global annual revenue. In a report, Apple stated that so far, Meta has made 15 interoperability requests, more than any other company, and these requests could have a profound impact on Apple's technology stack, potentially affecting user privacy and security</p>

苹果抨击 Meta 的众多软件互操作要求