Due to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), some upcoming iOS 26 features like iPhone mirroring on Macs and Live Activities will be delayed or unavailable for European users. Apple warns that even AirDrop could be affected. The company argues the DMA’s rules are unrealistic, harm innovation, and unfairly benefit certain competitors like Meta. Apple claims these regulations prioritize companies over consumers, leaving EU users paying the same or more while getting fewer features.
Source: GSMArena
