Apple's approach to opening up the iPhone is causing nothing but problems.

Apple's approach to opening up the iPhone is causing problems for consumers, developers, the EU, and Apple itself. The European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has forced Apple to comply with regulations targeting its business practices. However, Apple's compliance seems to focus on satisfying the letter of the law rather than the spirit, which has led to criticism from European regulators. Apple's strategy appears to be incremental compliance, making minimal changes and waiting for further guidance from regulators. This approach carries risks, as Apple needs to maintain a good relationship with regulators to avoid punishment. [Extracted from the article]