iMessage antitrust threat removed, as EU says it’s not a dominant service<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>The <a href="
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<p>That means that Apple will not be required to support messaging interoperability, which would have allowed messages to be sent between competing chat apps … </p>
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iMessage antitrust threat removed, as EU says it’s not a dominant service
