EU-DIGITAL-MARKETS-ACT

EU Digital Markets Act compliance regulation modern detailed.

Définition

EU Digital Markets Act DMA (Regulation (EU) 2022/1925) est la regulation EU publiee 14 septembre 2022 (entry into force 1 novembre 2022, application 2 mai 2023, Gatekeepers designation depuis 6 septembre 2023, ~7 Gatekeepers initial Apple + Microsoft + Alphabet + Meta + Amazon + ByteDance + Booking) qui impose ex-ante obligations + prohibitions large digital platforms designated Gatekeepers operating Core Platform Services (CPS : search engines + social networks + video-sharing + N-IICS interpersonal communications + operating systems + online intermediation + advertising + browsers + virtual assistants + cloud computing), favorise competition + interoperability + user choice + business users protection vs Gatekeepers' market dominance. Detail technique + scope d'application + obligations conformite + sanctions non-conformite + processus reporting + impact entreprises in-scope + alignement avec regulations adjacentes nationales + internationales + governance + supervisory authorities + timeline implementation + transitions + jurisprudence + best practices documentation industry adoption.

Origine

Regulation (EU) 2022/1925 DMA published 14 septembre 2022 ; entry into force 1 novembre 2022 ; application 2 mai 2023 ; ~7 Gatekeepers designated 6 septembre 2023.

Exemple en contexte

Apple iOS opens app distribution to alternative app stores + payment systems in EU 2024 per DMA compliance : (1) iOS users can install apps from alternative marketplaces (e.g., Setapp + AltStore + Epic Games Store EU), (2) Developers can use alternative payment systems bypassing Apple App Store 30% commission (5%-17% Apple new EU commercial terms instead), (3) Browser engine choice Safari/Chrome/Firefox + default search engine choice screen, (4) iMessage interoperability requirements vs over-the-top messaging apps.

Termes liés

• EU Digital Services Act — complementary platform regulation.