Apple Defends Decision to Remove Parental Control Apps

Apple has defended its decision to remove a host of parental control apps from its App Store, insisting that they breached the firm’s privacy and security rules. Similarly, Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab is also preparing for an antitrust claim in the US, alleging that Apple has forced it to remove important features from its own parental control apps. The firm said: “Over the last year, we became aware that several of these parental control apps were using a highly invasive technology called Mobile Device Management, or MDM.

Source: digit.fyi