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The EU Commission has declared that iMessage will not fall under the Digital Markets Act because it's not designated as a "core platform service".
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The EU has determined that Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing and Edge aren't dominant enough in their markets to be subject to stricter regulation. As such, iMessage won't need to comply with the Digital Markets Act, and Apple won't need to make it interoperable with other messaging services.
The company will now allow developers to opt for the ‘new regime which lets users within the EU download apps and make purchases outside the Apple app store. It will also permit developers to distribute their apps via alternate stores, thereby also opting out of Apples in-app payment system.
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