Apple lost an early attempt to stop a Dutch antitrust lawsuit, and Europe’s top court says the case can now move forward.
Apple faces another fight in the European Union
A ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union clears the way for two Dutch consumer foundations to pursue damages tied to Apple’s App Store fees. The decision rejects Apple’s argument that Dutch courts lack jurisdiction.
Judges said the alleged harm can occur in the Netherlands when the App Store is tailored for Dutch users. They noted that selling apps to Apple IDs registered in the country creates a clear local impact.
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