Summary:
- This article discusses Apple's policy of requiring all web browsers on iOS to use the company's own WebKit engine, even under the new Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the European Union.
- The article explains that the DMA aims to promote competition in the digital market, but Apple's browser engine restriction could still be considered anti-competitive and a violation of the DMA.
- The article suggests that the DMA may need to be strengthened or clarified to ensure that Apple and other tech giants cannot continue to maintain their dominance and restrict competition in the browser market.