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Big platforms have ‘tangible’ changes to make ahead of gatekeeper enforcement, EU’s Guersent says

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Published on: 06 December 2023
Published by an MLex correspondent

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MLex: Large online platforms have been reminded that 'tangible' changes to their services are expected (such as offering choice screens and allowing alternative app stores) by the time initial enforcement of the EU's new 'gatekeeper' law starts on 7 March 2024. Some obligations on the platforms in scope of the Digital Markets Act (Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, TikTok and Meta Platforms) could take longer to show the full benefits, the EU’s top competition enforcer Oliver Guersent said.

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