Italian Competition Authority Fines Apple €98.6 Million for Antitrust Violations Over App Tracking Policy
The Authority found the App Tracking Transparency (“ATT”) policy to restrict competition The policy lays down the privacy rules imposed by the company on third-party developers of apps off...
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The Italian Competition Authority fines a Big Tech company €98.6M for imposing a disproportionate duplicate consent requirement on third-party app developers through its App Tracking Transparency policy and finds an abuse of dominance in the market for iO
On 16 December 2025, following a procedure opened in May 2023 and later extended in October 2024, the Italian Competition Authority found th
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