The Antimonopoly Committee is interested in the situation with the NFC chip on the iPhone
- AEach year, the European Commission’s special antitrust committee examines many cases regarding the dishonest policies of certain companies, and if it detects incorrect activities, it imposes huge fines on those responsible. This time the clouds have thickened over Apple - experts will check the NFC chip algorithms on the iPhone.
Having received many complaints about the chip’s closeness, the European Commissioners began checking Apple Pay. According to third-party developers, the American company artificially gives significant privileges to its payment service, blocking the ability of third-party applications to interact with the NFC chip.
The investigation will be carried out by Margret Westagher, known for having helped to fine Google for a total of $ 10 billion over several years, proving its incorrect operation.
Having received many complaints about the chip’s closeness, the European Commissioners began checking Apple Pay. According to third-party developers, the American company artificially gives significant privileges to its payment service, blocking the ability of third-party applications to interact with the NFC chip.
The investigation will be carried out by Margret Westagher, known for having helped to fine Google for a total of $ 10 billion over several years, proving its incorrect operation.