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Apple begins making use of new knowledge privateness labels to apps

Apple Inc on Monday discussed it had begun the rollout of fresh labels with reference to the privateness practices of apps for purchasers to see previous than they are downloaded from its App Retailer.
Apple Inc on Monday said it had begun the rollout of new labels about the privacy practices of apps for users to see before they are downloaded from its App Store.

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