Internal document suggests Apple could fall foul of regulators in France
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`Apple`s practices suggest a lack of consent collection.` What you need to know French regulators may find that changes made to tracking in iOS 14 were unfair because they don`t apply to Apple. That`s according to an internal document seen by Politico. The CNIL reportedly believes Apple should have to ask users for consent too, something which may come to light as an investigation in the country unfolds. A new internal document suggests France`s data protection authority believes Apple may have to ask users to consent to its own data collection in iOS 14, as Apple`s current policy may not comply with EU law. Reported by Politico: Apple has put privacy at the heart of its sales pitch to users, but an internal document from France`s data regulator suggests the iPhone maker`s own targeted advertising practices may be problematic. According to the 13-page confidential note seen by POLITICO, France`s CNIL data protection authority cast doubt on Apple`s compliance with EU ...