Apple Faces $2.7B UK Lawsuit Over App Tracking Transparency Rules
Apple faces a £2 billion ($2.7 billion) London lawsuit brought by app developers at the Competition Appeal Tribunal, accusing the company of abusing its gatekeeper power through App Tracking Transparency. Launched in 2021, the feature is said to impose tighter restrictions on third-party app developers than on Apple services, harming British businesses reliant on the platform, while Apple says it enables user privacy control.
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- Apple faces £2bn lawsuit over implementation of App Tracking Transparency framework (gamesindustry.biz)
- Apple faces yet another lawsuit over App Tracking Transparency, with a twist (9to5mac.com)
- Apple faces $2.7 billion U.K. lawsuit over app tracking rules (finance.yahoo.com)
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- Apple Faces £2 Billion UK Lawsuit Over App Tracking Transparency Rules (investorshub.advfn.com)
- Apple faces a £2bn UK claim over App Tracking Transparency, brought by a former CMA official (thenextweb.com)
- Apple facing $2.7 billion UK lawsuit over 'unfair' app tracking rules (reuters.com)
- Apple facing $2.7 billion UK lawsuit over 'unfair' app tracking rules (uk.finance.yahoo.com)