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Italy's AGCM opens a probe into Apple under the DSA, saying rival cloud providers should get free iOS and iPadOS interoperability and iCloud-equivalent access (Cristina Carlevaro/Reuters)

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Italy’s antitrust regulator has opened a formal investigation into Apple’s cloud services, focusing on the iCloud platform and iPhone backup functionality. The probe examines whether Apple is limiting interoperability, with the regulator stating that rival cloud providers should be granted free access to iOS and iPadOS compatibility and to services comparable to iCloud.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- TechMeme·Italy's AGCM opens a probe into Apple under the DSA, saying rival cloud providers should get free iOS and iPadOS interoperability and iCloud-equivalent access (Cristina Carlevaro/Reuters)
- The Next Web·Italy’s antitrust regulator opens a probe into Apple’s cloud services
- Engadget·Italy is probing Apple over iCloud services like iPhone backups
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