Apple has puled the third-generation iPhone SE, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus from sale in the European Union ahead of the USB requirement.

Learn about the European Union's push for interoperability with Apple's AirDrop and AirPlay technologies and the concerns over user privacy.

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Better integration of third-party iPad styluses in the European Union (EU) may be coming, unless Apple choses not to comply with the bloc's Digital Markets Act (DMA) and pay steep fines.

iOS 18.2 will let folks in the European Union (EU) delete the App Store from their iPhone, plus the built-in Camera, Photos and Safari apps.

A ruling on Tuesday by the EU's highest court requires Apple pay 13 billion euros ($14.3 billion) in taxes it's owed since 2016.

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If you’re interested in trying AltStore PAL or another type of third-party App Store outside of the EU, then you could try EUEnabler.

Find out how the EU's Digital Markets Act is allowing iPhone users to choose their preferred apps instead of Apple's own.

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A fortunate few iPhone users can now play the popular Fortnite game on their iPhone via the Epic Games Store.

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Fortnite mobile by Epic Games is now officially available to iPhone and iPad owners in the EU via the AltStore PAL alternative app marketplace.

Apple compliance with the EU's DMA is loosening App Store linking rules for developers but also adding new fees.

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iPhone owners in the European Union can now install torrenting apps like iTorrent and qBitControl, but not from the App Store.

The AltStore team announced AltStore PAL version 2.1 with support for Recommended Sources and new apps.