Recently, the Italian Competition and Market Authority announced the imposition of a fine of 98.635 million euros on Apple and Apple Italy for abusing their dominant position in the market, and Apple's “application tracking transparency” policy restricts the nature of competition. This is not the first time that Apple has “taken the lead” due to the ATT policy. In March of this year, Apple also received a 150 million euro fine from the French Competition Authority for the same reason. According to statistics from the “BUG” section, since this year, Apple has also repeatedly received fines from many EU countries for abusing its dominant position in the market. The cumulative amount of fines has exceeded 20.7 billion yuan.

Recently, the Italian Competition and Market Authority announced the imposition of a fine of 98.635 million euros on Apple and Apple Italy for abusing their dominant position in the market, and Apple's “application tracking transparency” policy restricts the nature of competition. This is not the first time that Apple has “taken the lead” due to the ATT policy. In March of this year, Apple also received a 150 million euro fine from the French Competition Authority for the same reason. According to statistics from the “BUG” section, since this year, Apple has also repeatedly received fines from many EU countries for abusing its dominant position in the market. The cumulative amount of fines has exceeded 20.7 billion yuan.