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App developers sue Apple for £2 billion over iPhone tracking rules

App developers sue Apple for £2 billion over iPhone tracking rules

Former Competition and Markets Authority official Ann Pope submitted the claim to a London tribunal on Thursday. Lawyers argue the company gives its own advertising business an unfair advantage by forcing tighter restrictions on outside creators. While Apple insists the 2021 update simply protects personal data, the system has already triggered investigations in France and Germany.

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