The European Union responded Monday to US criticism of its technological rules, which many were afraid of being included in trade negotiations with the United States and then relax.

The recently adopted law on digital markets (DMA) seeks to limit the power of alphabetgoogl.o, amazonamzn.o, Appleaapl.o, Meta Platformsmeta.o, MicrosoftMSFT.O, Chinese ByTedance and Booking.com, according to Reuters.

The Law on Digital Services (DSA) requires large online platforms to do more to deal with illegal and harmful content. Both laws have been on fire from the US government, which says it is unjustly targeting US technology companies.

“Laws will not change. DMA (Law on Digital Markets) and (Digital Services Law) DSA are not on the table of trade negotiations with the US »said EU spokesman Thomas Regnier at a press conference.

He said the EU would not tolerate any intervention by foreign governments in the way it imposes its rules, which are accompanied by high fines for violations, as Reuters reports.

“We are not going to adapt the implementation of our legislation based on third countries’ actions. If we were starting to do this, then we should do it with many third countries. “said Regnier.

The EU has imposed the first fines on Apple and Meta this year, with both being further risking daily fines if regulators find that they have not yet complied with the rules in the coming months.