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Core Points - Apple announced an appeal against the €500 million fine imposed by the EU for alleged anti-competitive behavior related to its App Store [2] - The company argues that the EU's ruling and the unprecedented fine exceed legal requirements and impose confusing and unfavorable terms on developers and users [2] - The case originated from a violation of the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which mandates that developers should be able to inform users about alternative purchasing channels outside of Apple's ecosystem [2] Regulatory Context - The EU's strict regulation of large American tech companies has drawn attention from the Trump administration, which criticized the fines as a form of taxation [3] - Apple's payment policies are facing scrutiny globally, with the dispute in the EU potentially influencing future governance of app stores and compliance with regional digital market rules [3]