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A Dutch antitrust regulator has delivered five separate €5 million ($5.7 million) fines to Apple in as many weeks for failing to accommodate third party payment systems.
The move follows an investigation from The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markers (ACM) into payment methods found on dating apps in the country.
In December, the ACM found that Apple's anti-competitive rules on transaction options were affecting users on Apple devices and as such, ordered the tech firm to make changes to its in-app payment system by January 15.
The iPhone marker has reportedly missed the deadline, and is receiving weekly fines as penalties as a result. none of the fines have been paid yet.
"We have clearly explained to Apple how they can comply," the ACM said in a statement. "So far, however, they have refused to put forward any serious proposals."
A Dutch antitrust regulator has delivered five separate €5 million ($5.7 million) fines to Apple in as many weeks for failing to accommodate third party payment systems.
The move follows an investigation from The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markers (ACM) into payment methods found on dating apps in the country.
In December, the ACM found that Apple's anti-competitive rules on transaction options were affecting users on Apple devices and as such, ordered the tech firm to make changes to its in-app payment system by January 15.
The iPhone marker has reportedly missed the deadline, and is receiving weekly fines as penalties as a result. none of the fines have been paid yet.
"We have clearly explained to Apple how they can comply," the ACM said in a statement. "So far, however, they have refused to put forward any serious proposals."