Apple slammed by developers over 'anti-competitive' privacy changes to iOS 13
App makers claim that Apple's tightened privacy permissions won't apply to Apple apps
Privacy - or the lack of it - is becoming an ever-bigger issue on all platforms
A group of developers have accused Apple of double standards over a clampdown on excessive default data-sharing by iOS apps. As part of a tightening up of privacy policies in iOS 13, Apple is introducing...
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