Apple cracks down on apps collecting personal information from users
Apple is cracking down on apps that secretly collect personal information from people. The company removed 256 apps from the iTunes app store Tuesday. Apple officials say the apps were gathering
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Oct 20, 2015, 8:50 PM
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Updated 3,251 days ago
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Apple is cracking down on apps that secretly collect personal information from people.
The company removed 256 apps from the iTunes app store Tuesday.
Apple officials say the apps were gathering personal information from people who downloaded the apps.
The say they are now working with developers to make the apps safer.
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