Apple has announced major changes that will go into effect before…End of this year, It aims to give iOS and iPad OS users in European Union countries More freedom to delete essential apps from their devices.
This move comes in response to the requirements of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, which aims to promote competition and freedom of choice for consumers.
Delete basic apps from Apple devices and expand default options
Under the new changes, Apple users in the EU will be able to delete core apps such as the App Store, Messages, Camera, Photos, and Safari. The only exceptions are the Settings and Phone apps, which will remain undeletable.
Additionally, future updates will allow users to set new default apps for various services such as calling, messaging, navigation, and password management.
Changes are limited within EU countries.
Apple has made it clear that these changes will only be available to users and developers within EU member states.
These changes will only apply to applications available and distributed within this region, reflecting the company’s commitment to complying with local laws and enhancing the user experience in the European Union.
