Two major new laws regulating online platforms recently came into force in the European Union: the competition-focused Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the content-focused Digital Services Act (DSA). The European Commission has wasted no time in pursuing those it suspects of violating the new rulebook. The latest action came at the end of March, when the commission opened investigations into Apple, Google parent company Alphabet and Meta because it suspects them of not complying with the DMA’s competition rules. The announcement came just two weeks after the DMA’s entry into force on March 7, sho…