
The Dutch Consumer and Markets Authority (ACM), the watchdog in charge of checking businesses’ compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), began two probes to check “whether big international tech companies” comply with the EU competition rules.
“ACM coordinates these investigations with the European Commission,” it said in its plan for 2025, published earlier this week, adding that the EU executive can use the probes to “oblige tech companies to adjust their behaviour and to impose fines.”