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Apple faces £2 billion lawsuit in UK over app privacy feature
Source: techxplore.com
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Apple is facing a £2.0B ($2.7B) lawsuit from UK app developers, alleging the company used its market position to disadvantage third-party advertisers by imposing tougher privacy rules on them than on Apple’s own advertising services. The dispute centers on claims of unfair advantage, raising regulatory and legal risk for Apple’s ad-tech and platform strategy. While not necessarily market-wide, the size of the claim could pressure sentiment around Apple’s competitive posture and compliance costs.
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