Apple has received 56 interoperability requests under EU Digital Markets Act rules as of March 22, 2026, but not a single one resulted in a new solution. Of the 16 publicly disclosed outcomes, 10 were denied on technical grounds, 2 dismissed citing existing solutions, and 3 rejected as out of scope, despite developers being denied access to features like JIT compilation, NFC, and Bluetooth Low Energy Audio using arguments contradicting Apple's own documentation. This matters because developers need reliable access to OS features to compete fairly with Apple's own services, and the zero-success rate suggests Apple's request-based system is effectively blocking interoperability the DMA was designed to enable.