Platform regulation just got heated in Europe. A group representing app developers and consumer advocates is pushing EU regulators harder on how a major tech company structures its fee system. The complaint: even with recent adjustments to their terms, the company's approach still doesn't align with the Digital Markets Act requirements. What's frustrating developers most? European app makers say they're getting the short end of the stick compared to their counterparts in the United States. The revised framework was supposed to level the playing field under DMA guidelines, but critics argue it's created new barriers instead of removing old ones. This tension between platform operators and regulators mirrors ongoing debates in the crypto space about fair marketplace access—questions that'll shape how decentralized platforms operate going forward.