Apple, Meta and Google to be investigated by the EU

Recently, it has been announced that the European Union (EU) will be launching investigations into tech giants Apple, Meta (formerly Facebook), and Google for possible antitrust violations.

The investigations will focus on whether these companies have abused their dominance in the market to stifle competition and harm consumers. This comes as part of the EU’s continued efforts to ensure a fair and competitive digital economy.

Apple, Meta, and Google have all faced scrutiny in the past for their business practices, including issues related to data privacy, market manipulation, and monopolistic behavior. The investigations by the EU further highlight the growing concerns over the power that these tech giants hold.

It is yet to be seen what the outcome of these investigations will be, but it is clear that regulators are increasingly taking a closer look at big tech companies and their impact on society.