App Tracking Transparency Framework News Today

The French Competition Authority, France’s antitrust agency has launched its investigation into Apple’s use of user data in advertising. The tech giant is accused of abusing its dominant position by “implementing discriminatory, non-objective and non-transparen

The German competition authority on Wednesday (April 5) added Apple to its 'special watch' list, joining the other Big Tech companies. However, the iPhone maker already announced it will legally challenge the decision.

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CARU Finds Gameloft’s Disney Getaway Blast App in Violation of COPPA and CARU’s Advertising and Privacy Guidelines; Gameloft Agrees to Correcti

Equativ, the leading independent ad monetisation platform, today (October 20th, 2022) released its September 2022 Identity Indicator, providing a

Smart phone inventory means that brands can now escape from the walled gardens and target more than the iPhone.

From the MacRumors blog earlier this week: Germanys Federal Cartel Office, the Bundeskartellamt, has initiated proceedings against Apple to investigate whether its tracking rules and anti-tracking technology are anti-competitive and self-serving, according to a press release. The proceeding announ...

Germany's Bundeskartellamt has initiated a proceeding against Apple to review whether its ATT app tracking rules are anticompetitive. 

Germany’s national competition regulatory agency is taking a closer look at Apple’s App Tracking Transparency to determine whether its anti-competitive and self-serving.

Germany’s Federal Cartel Office, the Bundeskartellamt has announced that it’s initiated a proceeding against Apple to review its tracking rules and the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) Framework. In particular, the agency says “Apple’s rules have raised the initial suspicion of self-preferencing and/