Apple has reportedly filed an appeal on Monday against the 500 million EURO fine imposed by the European Union (EU). The fine was announced in April, accusing Apple of stopping app developers from directing users to cheaper payment options outside the App Store. The penalty was issued under the EU’s Digital Markets Act. As per a report of Insider Paper, Apple said, “Today we filed our appeal because we believe the European Commission’s decision and their unprecedented fine go far beyond what the law requires.” However, Apple is said to have introduced new App Store payment rules in Europe to avoid further daily fines, now allowing developers to offer alternative payment options. The European Commission is currently reviewing these changes. Zion the Humanoid Robot Casually Walks Down Detroit Street, Shakes Hands With Pedestrians (Watch Videos).

Apple Files an Appeal Against Fine Imposed by EU

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