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Apple Unwraps DMA Compliance Plan: Embrace the Browser Bonanza or Risk the Malware Madness?
Apple’s “DMA Compliance Report” spills the tea on EU’s tech shake-up: Safari’s about to play musical chairs with browsers, and data’s doing the tango across platforms. Ready for an iOS-Android duet by 2025? Cue the drama—and malware maestros shaking in their boots.
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Oh, the Digital Markets Act saga continues! Apple's playing nice (sort of) with the EU's new rules by offering up a “choose your browser” buffet and data portability perks while subtly whispering, "But beware, here be dragons!" in the form of potential malware and privacy threats. It's like being invited to a party and then being warned that the punch might be spiked—with cyber risk. Cheers to consumer choice, I guess?
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