# EU dma compliance
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Assess compliance with the EU Digital Markets Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/1925, "DMA") for any organisation that may be a gatekeeper or that provides products or services on a designated gatekeeper's core platform service.

Assess compliance with the EU Digital Markets Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/1925, "DMA") for any organisation that may be a gatekeeper or that provides products or services on a designated gatekeeper's core platform service. Covers: gatekeeper designation thresholds (Art. 3), core platform service (CPS) classification (Art. 2), Art. 5 per se prohibitions (data combination, MFN/parity clauses, anti-steering, multi-homing restrictions, exclusive pre-installation), Art. 6 contestability obligations (self-preferencing, FRAND access, sideloading/alternative app stores, data portability, interoperability of hardware features), Art. 7 messaging interoperability (NICS cross-platform communication), Art. 8 compliance framework establishment, Art. 11 annual compliance reporting, Art. 13 anti-circumvention, Art. 15 consumer profiling audit, Art. 18 systematic non-compliance and structural remedies, Art. 28 compliance officer and function requirements, Commission enforcement (fines up to 10%/20% of global turnover), interaction with GDPR/competition law, and designated gatekeeper CPS mapping. Use when advising a potential gatekeeper on designation risk, conducting a DMA gap analysis, preparing an annual compliance report, responding to a Commission information request, building a DMA compliance programme from scratch, advising a third-party developer or business user on their DMA rights, or assessing enforcement exposure after the April 2025 Apple/Meta fines.

This skill assesses compliance with Regulation (EU) 2022/1925 (Digital Markets Act) for organisations operating core platform services in or affecting the European Union. **Covers:** - Gatekeeper designation threshold analysis (Art. 3 quantitative and qualitative criteria) - Core Platform Service (CPS) classification across all 10 categories (Art. 2) - Art. 5 per se prohibited conduct: data combination without consent, MFN/parity clauses, anti-steering, multi-homing restrictions, exclusive pre-installation, access-restriction - Art. 6 contestability obligations: self-preferencing, FRAND access, sideloading, alternative app stores, real-time data portability, hardware/software interoperability - Art. 7 messaging interoperability for number-independent interpersonal communications services (NICS) - Art. 8 compliance framework and interoperability specifications - Art. 11 annual compliance reporting obligations - Art. 13 anti-circumvention prohibition (structural, contractual, technical, and UI-based) - Art. 15 consumer profiling techniques audit and transparency - Art. 18 systematic non-compliance: enhanced remedies and structural measures - Art. 26 Commission investigative powers and market investigations - Art. 28 compliance officer and function requirements - Enforcement exposure: fines (up to 10%/20% global turnover), periodic penalties (5% daily) - DMA–GDPR interplay (Art. 5(2) data combination and GDPR consent requirements) - DMA–competition law interaction (Art. 102 TFEU lex specialis analysis) - Business user and third-party developer DMA rights - Remediation roadmapping ...

## Jurisdictions

European Union



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