Big tech companies, Apple and Meta (Facebook's parent company), might get small fines from the European Union (EU)! The EU has new rules to make it easier for smaller companies to compete with giant tech companies like Apple and Meta. These rules are called the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The EU wants to help everyone have more choices online.
- Apple and Meta might have broken the new EU rules.
- The EU is trying to be fair and might give only small fines.
- The rules help smaller companies compete with bigger ones.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Companies Involved | Apple and Meta |
| Rules Broken | Potentially broke the Digital Markets Act |
| Possible Fine | Modest fines, amount not yet decided |
| Reason for Small Fines | Short time since the rules started, and other global reasons |
