DMA enforcement adds new smartphone interoperability features
The European Commission released a factsheet detailing how its Digital Markets Act (DMA) is fostering new interoperability and data portability features, specifically highlighting benefits for smartphones. The factsheet provides case studies illustrating the DMA's impact in these areas.
Key Takeaways
- The European Commission says DMA enforcement is delivering new interoperability features for smartphones.
- The factsheet also cites new data portability features under the Digital Markets Act.
- The Commission released case studies alongside the factsheet on May 11, 2026.
Why It Matters
The immediate change is narrower but concrete: the Commission is tying DMA enforcement to specific smartphone interoperability and data portability features, not just abstract compliance obligations. For the broader digital ecosystem, that matters because the factsheet frames the DMA as an active enforcement tool with product-level effects, and it does so through case studies rather than general policy language. For StreamingMeme readers, the signal to watch is what specific interoperability and portability features appear in future Commission case studies, since those examples show how the DMA is being translated into device behavior.
Read full article at digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu
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