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Apple : German business groups file complaint over Apple privacy settings

Message : Required fields BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany s media, internet and advertising industries on Monday filed an antitrust complaint against Apple Inc, alleging that new iPhone privacy settings represent a market abuse and a violation of competition law. The filing, to the German Federal Cartel Office, came as Apple was due to roll out a new transparency framework that would require users to opt in to being tracked for the purpose of advertising. As a result of these one-sided measures, Apple is effectively shutting out all competitors from processing commercially relevant data in its ecosystem, several business associations said in a joint statement.

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German business groups file complaint over Apple privacy settings

FILE PHOTO: The Apple logo is seen at an Apple Store, as Apple s new 5G iPhone 12 went on sale in Brooklyn, New York, U.S. October 23, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany s media, internet and advertising industries on Monday filed an antitrust complaint against Apple Inc, alleging that new iPhone privacy settings represent a market abuse and a violation of competition law. The filing, to the German Federal Cartel Office, came as Apple was due to roll out a new transparency framework that would require users to opt in to being tracked for the purpose of advertising. As a result of these one-sided measures, Apple is effectively shutting out all competitors from processing commercially relevant data in its ecosystem, several business associations said in a joint statement.

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Apple faces German anti-trust probe over privacy rules | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW

Apple faces German anti-trust probe over privacy rules The case against Apple has been brought by German media and tech firms who fear opt-in ad tracker rules will massively hurt their revenues. Facebook is fiercely opposing the move. Apple is rolling out new ad tracking rules that have angered tech and media firms worldwide As many as nine industry groups lodged the case against Apple with the German Federal Cartel Office on Monday, saying that changes to iPhone settings will dent their advertising revenues. The move comes as the US tech giant is rolling out the latest version of its operating system, iOS 14.5, which would require users to opt in to being tracked for the purpose of advertising.

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