German Cartel Office Warns Apple App Tracking Tool Could Violate Rules
BERLIN (Reuters) - The German antitrust authority has notified Apple of concerns regarding the iPhone maker's app tracking tool, which could violate rules for large tech companies, the regulator said in a statement on Thursday.
German regulator charges Apple with abuse of power over app tracking tool
The German antitrust authority has charged Apple with abusing its market power through its app tracking tool and giving itself preferential treatment in a move that could result in daily fines for the iPhone maker if it fails to change its business practices.
Apple's App Tracking Transparency Framework may breach German and EU competition rules according to the German authority.
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