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Two thoughts
1) Apple has used their walled garden in anti-competitive ways and brought some of this government regulation upon itself.
2) The EU regulations seem capricious and written by government regulators who are either clueless at how technology works, or who are trying to use the law to get what they want, which is Apple to be broken up.
It’s just Europeans trying to make up for their lack of innovation and their non-competitive position by using the heavy finger of regulation on the scale. Not surprising from a continent that has stifled upward mobility and invention for centuries.
There is also that.