Most popular EU countries will investigate iPhone
2022-08-23- Detail
On April 23, according to the financial times, several members of the U.S. Congress jointly sent an inquiry letter to apple this week about iPhone's suspected theft of user location information. At the same time, privacy regulators in Germany and Italy said they would investigate iPhone's theft of users' geographical location information
three days ago, the researcher who added some coagulant in San Francisco released a report that Apple's new IOS operating system had the problem of stealing user tracking data. As of recent years, the country has been vigorously promoting the development and transformation of the plastic recycling granulator industry. Today, Apple has been silent about this accusation
it is reported that several researchers have previously issued accusatory articles on this issue, and iPhone operators have stored a large amount of information about users' current location and past whereabouts
Apple may be able to prove its legal legitimacy through the relevant documents of its location-based services
some electro-hydraulic servo universal experimental machines are equipped with accumulators. This time, the anger of users has attracted official attention, indicating that the intelligent addition of information about users' locations and the possible sale of personal location information are becoming more and more sensitive
it is reported that even if Apple and Google collect user location information only to provide services to users more effectively, rather than providing targeted advertisements or quickly contacting users. However, according to the investigation documents of relevant departments of various countries on apple, the data collected by Apple iPhone can be used by "others", including government law enforcement departments, government spies and hackers. Easy technology
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