Apple Faces Massive Lawsuits Over App Tracking Transparency
Apple is being sued for billions of dollars in the US and UK. The lawsuits claim the App Tracking Transparency rules unfairly target third-party developers. Critics allege Apple applies less strict standards to its own services.
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Apple has been sued for $2.7 billion over App Tracking Transparency rules
Apple is facing a $2.7 billion lawsuit over its App Tracking Transparency rules. The lawsuit alleges that Apple's policy was more restrictive towards third-party developers than it was for Apple's own services.
Apple faces £2bn lawsuit over implementation of App Tracking Transparency framework
Apple is facing a £2 billion class action lawsuit in the UK over its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework. The lawsuit alleges that Apple unfairly implemented ATT, discriminating against UK iOS developers and harming businesses that rely on advertising revenue, while applying less restrictive standards to its own data collection. Several European regulators have previously investigated Apple's ATT framework.
