Apple says EU law will mean more features are delayed, maybe even new hardware<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>The European Union is currently carrying out a consultation process into the impact of its Digital Markets Act (DMA). This is the <a href="
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<p>In its response, Apple says it has not yet released either iPhone Mirroring or AirPods Live Translation within EU countries over privacy concerns, and it expects more features to be delayed in Europe. The company in its submission to regulators said there was a possibility some hardware launches might be affected …</p>
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Apple says EU law will mean more features are delayed, maybe even new hardware
