Announcement

The European Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to break down walled gardens and enforce messaging interoperability. As a designated gatekeeper, Meta—controlling WhatsApp and Messenger—must comply. However, its current proposal falls short, risking further entrenchment of its dominance rather than fostering genuine competition. The Problem with Meta’s Interoperability Plan Meta’s proposed approach relies on restrictive NDAs, proprietary APIs, and centralized control. This is not true interoperability—it is a closed system that forces third parties to operate within Meta’s terms, undermining the spirit of the DMA. Key issues include: [Read More]