The Big Tech trio of Apple, Google and Meta is facing an investigation from European Union antitrust regulators under newly implemented provisions of the Digital Markets Act.
Tech giants Apple, Google and Meta will be investigated by European Union antitrust regulators for potential violations of the EU's landmark law to promote competition in the digital economy that could result in large fines. The investigations of the Big Tech trio are the first to occur under provisions of the Digital Markets Act that took effect on March 7.
Google Director of Competition Oliver Bethell told FOX Business: "To comply with the Digital Markets Act, we have made significant changes to the way our services operate in Europe. We have engaged with the European Commission, stakeholders and third parties in dozens of events over the past year to receive and respond to feedback, and to balance conflicting needs within the ecosystem. We will continue to defend our approach in the coming months.
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