Safari is no longer mandatory on iPhones

Under pressure from European Union (EU) Gives apple Users have more freedom when choosing applications. In the future, among other things, you can have something different Internet browser Apple's Safari will be the default option, the iPhone provider announced Thursday.

A list will be provided to you. twelve programs They are presented in a random order from which users have to choose one. Additionally, Apple will offer a separate settings menu where customers can adjust their settings. Standard Applications For phone calls, password management, etc.

Apple apps may be removed in the future.

Additionally, deletion is currently not allowed. Apple Apps Like camera, photos or Safari from their devices. Only calling apps and settings are excluded from this.

Open platforms for competition

The planned changes are in response to the European Digital Markets Act (DMA). This law requires Technology companies Among other things, to open their platforms to competition.

Penalties of up to 10 percent of global annual sales

So Apple already owns it. conditions Relaxed software distribution via the App Store and Third Party Providers Grant access to its contactless mobile payment technology. Violations against Direct modular access (DMA). There is a risk of penalties of up to ten percent of global annual sales.