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2022-05-04T03:11:25.652Z
On May 2, local time, the European Union's antitrust regulator accused the US Apple of "restricting competitors' access to its NFC chip functions, thereby maintaining Apple's own monopoly on mobile payment functions." If convicted, Apple faces hefty fines and could be forced to open up the ability to call NFC chips for mobile payments to rivals.
On May 2, local time, the European Union's antitrust regulator accused the US Apple of "restricting competitors' access to its NFC chip functions, thereby maintaining Apple's own monopoly on mobile payment functions."
If convicted, Apple faces hefty fines and could be forced to open up the ability to call NFC chips for mobile payments to rivals.
Source: chinanews
