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    Apple Fined €150 Million by French Regulator Over Discriminatory ATT Consent Practices

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    Apple has been hit with a fine of €150 million ($162 million) by France’s competition watchdog over the implementation of its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) privacy framework.
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