Another $1 million scam app surfaces amid App Store legal battles
Kosta Eleftheriou uncovered yet another app scam on the App Store that grosses $1 million a month exemplifying Apple's troubled review process.
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App Store
Wesley Hilliard
Apple hit with another lawsuit claiming it benefits from illegal gambling apps
Apple has been hit with another class action lawsuit claiming that it profits from illegal gambling apps on the App Store.
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Mike Peterson
All Google flagship iOS apps now feature privacy nutrition labels
All of Google's major apps on the App Store now feature privacy nutrition label data, per new Apple developer guidelines that took effect in late 2020.
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Morgan Stanley cuts AAPL price target to $156 over stagnant peer stock prices
Morgan Stanley has raised its 2021 and 2022 Apple Services revenue forecast, but has revised its AAPL price target down to $156 to reflect warier investor outlooks surrounding the company's peers.
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Facebook, Apple quarrel over documents in Epic Games v. Apple dispute
Facebook is refusing to produce additional documents in the Epic Games versus Apple App Store legal dispute despite continued requests from the iPhone maker.
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U.S. moving to impose retaliatory tariffs on countries taxing digital goods
The U.S. plans to enact new retaliatory tariffs on nations that tax digital goods from American internet companies, including those that tax App Store purchases.
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Will Shanklin
Apple rejecting apps that collect data for 'device fingerprinting'
As part of previously announced plans to safeguard the App Store and users of its various platforms, Apple this week began to reject apps and app updates crafted with third-party SDKs integrating "device fingerprinting" data collection techniques.
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Mikey Campbell
US iPhone users spent an average of $138 on the App Store in 2020
U.S. iPhone users spent an average of $138 on apps in 2020, an increase of 38% year-over-year, and that figure is poised to increase in 2021.
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Republican lawmakers grill Apple, Amazon and Google over Parler removal
Republican lawmakers on the House and Senate antitrust committees have penned letters to Apple, Google, and Amazon, pressing them on the platform removal of fringe social media platform Parler.
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Malcolm Owen
William Gallagher
