Apple to revise app data consent rules in Germany
Most outlets led with Apple’s decision to change its app data consent rules following pressure from Germany’s Federal Cartel Office. Daily Times framed the issue as a broader EU concern, while The News International focused specifically on Germany and the outcome of a multi-year investigation.
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Apple to overhaul app tracking consent rules in Germany
Apple to overhaul app tracking consent rules in GermanyApple will have to redesign how it asks iPhone and iPad users for permission to track their data after Germany's Federal Cartel Office closed a multi-year investigation into the company's App Tracking Transparency framework on Monday.The...
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Apple to revise app data consent rules in EU
Apple will change its app data consent rules after Germany’s competition authority raised concerns about its current system. The Federal Cartel Office said Apple’s framework treated its own apps more favourably. The authority found potential competition issues with Apple’s App Tracking Transparency system. The investigation had continued for several years before the latest decision. Read […]
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