Apple Responds to The New York Times’ Story on the Removal of Parental Control Apps from the App Store

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By John VoorheesApr 28, 2019, 9:21 pm711 pts
Yesterday, The New York Times published a story drawing on interviews from makers of parental control apps that had been removed from the App Store or modified at Apple's insistence. The third-party apps monitored kids' screen time and limited their access to apps; functionality similar to the Screen Time…

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