The European Union appears to be ruling that the alternative browser selection on iPhone is adequate, and Apple may not be fined under the Digital Markets Act.

The European Commission is set to close its year-long investigation into Apple's default browser choice screen on iPhones in the EU after

Apple may avoid a fine in one of the European Union investigations it's currently the subject of. The bloc's executive arm, the European Commission, will next week end a probe into whether Apple hindered iPhone users from easily changing their browser or search engine,