Max Schrems' campaign group noyb files complaints with German and Spanish regulators, claiming Apple breaks EU law by letting advertisers track users via IDFA
Financial Times
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Discussion
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@noybeu
Noyb
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🍏 We filed complaints against Apple's tracking code “IDFA” which allows Apple and all apps on the phone to track a user and combine information about online and mobile behaviour. https://noyb.eu/... https://twitter.com/...
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@finnmyrstad
Finn Ltzow-Holm Myrstad
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1. Another interesting privacy case being brought forward by @NOYBeu (@maxschrems organisation) today: Filing a complaint against the Apple ad ID, as it does not have a valid consent. This will be very interesting. Why should you care, you say? https://noyb.eu/... #GDPR
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@pernillet
Pernille Tranberg
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Double standard from Apple: We help you block cookies by default via the Safari browser, but when it comes to apps on your phone we track you and let others do so! https://twitter.com/...
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@dhh
@dhh
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“Smartphones are the most intimate device for most people and they must be tracker-free by default” 😍 https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@mnot
Mark Nottingham
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Oooh, @maxschrems is going after @apple for IDFA - in-ter-est-ing... https://www.ft.com/...
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@stephaniebodoni
Stphanie Bodoni
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Apple's ad tracking is the target of two complaints by a privacy advocate whose earlier legal battles are forcing Facebook to change the way it transfers data https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @technology with @aoifewhite101
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@martinsfp
Martin Sfp Bryant
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Max Schrems is back with another privacy complaint. This time over Apple's iPhone user tracking, which has had its opt-in feature delayed to appease advertisers. https://giftarticle.ft.com/...