App Tracking Transparency antitrust investigation launched because Apple exempts its own apps

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By Ben LovejoyJun 14, 2022, 7:20 am900 ptsTop
An App Tracking Transparency antitrust investigation is underway, on the basis that Apple requires third-party apps to ask permission for tracking, but the company does not do so for its own apps. The investigation has been launched in Germany, which is a somewhat surprising fact … more… The post App Tracking…

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