Apple removed ICEBlock and other Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tracking apps from its store Thursday, citing law enforcement concerns about the “safety risks” the apps posed. The removal ...

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Germany’s antitrust watchdog has been investigating Apple’s app privacy framework since 2022. On Thursday, releasing preliminary findings from this probe, the Bundeskartellamt (FCO) said it suspects ...

Regulators argue that rules harms Apple's business partners and goes beyond what's necessary to protect user privacy.

In a nutshell: A smartphone application designed to alert users to nearby Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity has ignited a national debate after surging to the top of the Apple App Store.

Italy’s competition authority has imposed a €98.6 million fine on Apple, intensifying scrutiny over how the company operates its App Store and applies privacy rules to developers. The decision adds to ...

Apple has removed the immigration enforcement tracking app ICEBlock from the App Store. The app allows users to monitor and track the location of immigration enforcement agents. In a statement to ...

The fine adds to growing European scrutiny of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency feature and its impact on competition in mobile advertising.View on euronews ...

FIRST ON FOX: Apple dropped ICEBlock, a widely used tracking tool, from its App Store Thursday after the Department of Justice raised concerns with the big tech giant that the app put law enforcement ...

Italy's competition authority (AGCM) has fined Apple €98.6 million ($116 million) for using the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) privacy framework to abuse its dominant market position in mobile app ...