According to a new report from Reuters, the ACM has been hitting Apple with a five million euro — or around $7.2 million CAD — fine each week since the original January 15 deadline was broken. Apple was ordered to allow third-party payments and has so far not managed to do so. This is the fourth penalty payment Apple has received from Dutch regulators following the December order for it to open up payment options for dating app providers in the Netherlands. The latest penalty brings the running total for fines to 20 million euros out of a potential maximum amount of 50 million euros. Apple has already outlined new developer requirements that would have payments hit by a 27 percent tax even when handled outside the App Store. Apple has also offered up plans to allow developers the APIs required to make this happen — but none of it is happening quickly. Developers and Apple watchers alike have railed against Apple's 27 percent cut with one developer calling it "absolutely vile."