As this was already the case in March 2024, the Commission will again hold technical workshops with interested third parties to receive their views on specific issues and questions that may arise in relation to the measures that Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta and Microsoft have put in place to ensure effective compliance of their core platforms services with the DMA. 

These workshops will focus on the compliance measures outlined in the latest compliance reports, submitted in March 2025, with a particular focus on the changes that have taken place since March 2024.

The compliance workshops are scheduled as follows:Microsoft: 20 June 2025Amazon: 23 June 2025Apple: 30 June 2025Alphabet: 1 July 2025ByteDance: 2 July 2025Meta: 3 July 2025

Registration is open. To register for the workshops, please click on the workshop links listed above and use the Register button.

European Commission Hosts DMA Compliance Workshops for Tech Giants

The European Commission's Digital Markets Act (DMA) Unit is set to conduct compliance workshops with leading technology firms, including Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, and Microsoft. These workshops aim to gather insights from third parties regarding the companies' compliance measures related to their core platform services.

 Scheduled for June and July 2025, the workshops will specifically address the compliance measures outlined in the latest reports submitted by these companies in March 2025. The focus will be on the changes and improvements made since the previous workshops held in March 2024.

 Each company will have a designated date for their workshop, starting with Microsoft on June 20, followed by Amazon on June 23, Apple on June 30, Alphabet on July 1, ByteDance on July 2, and concluding with Meta on July 3. Interested parties can register for the workshops through the provided links.



European Commission Hosts DMA Compliance Workshops for Tech Giants

The European Commission is organizing a series of workshops to discuss compliance measures with major tech companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, and Microsoft, focusing on their adherence to the Digital Markets Act (DMA).