Apple says new ‘nutrition labels’ for app privacy will be required starting December 8

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By Chance MillerNov 5, 2020, 3:34 pm1.3k ptsHotTop
Apple has announced today that developers will be required to provide new privacy details to users in the App Store starting December 8. These privacy “nutrition labels” were first introduced at WWDC over the summer, with Apple saying the goal is to better inform consumers of the privacy practices of…

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