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Click here to see the summarySome are not so subtle, like testing a "quiz" that made some users explain why they're trying to quit the OneDrive app.

Those living in the European Economic Area (EEA)—which includes the EU and adds Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway—will soon get the volume turned down on their Windows 11 systems.

Microsoft writes in a blog post that many of these changes will be available in a preview update of Windows 11 (version 23H2) this month.

The Digital Markets Act's impending arrival will impact other major tech firms that are considered "gatekeepers" providing "core platform services" that are "most prone to unfair business practices."

Google has recently pitched the European Union on the idea of forcing Apple to make iMessage interoperable under the Act.

On Wednesday, Meta became the first platform to appeal its gatekeeper status for its Messenger and Marketplace services, followed shortly thereafter by TikTok.


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