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Apple threatens to dam apps that monitor customers with out permission beneath new privateness transfer

Tech massive Apple has warned developers that their apps may well be pulled from its store within the tournament that they do not want to modify to a emblem new Monitoring Transparency framework it says prevents advertisers from amassing particular person wisdom.
Tech giant Apple has warned developers that their apps could be pulled from its store if they refuse to comply with a new Tracking Transparency framework it says prevents advertisers from gathering user data.

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