The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets announced that it has decided it will not yet at this time hold Apple (AAPL) to the order regarding the commission that Apple asks from dating app providers. This is because Apple’s fees for app providers are the subject of conversations that are currently ongoing with the European Commission. Apple, accordingly, recently adjusted its fees. Apple has announced it will make further adjustments later this year. ACM wants to avoid a situation where several conversations are ongoing at the same time about the same subject. ACM will consider whether it will still take action when there is more clarity about Apple’s fees. ACM will reach a decision about this before April 1, 2026.
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