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The U.S. Department of Justice has leveled a major antitrust case against Apple, accusing the iPhone maker of wielding consumer privacy and security as an "elastic shield" to justify anticompetitive business practices. In an 88-page lawsuit filed March 21st, the DOJ alleges Apple has illegally maintained a monopoly over smartphone markets through a "broad, sustained, and illegal course of conduct." Central to the government's case is the claim that Apple has selectively compromised on privacy and security to boost its financial interests and lock out competition. "Apple wraps itself in a cloak of privacy, security, and consumer preferences to justify its anticompetitive conduct," the lawsuit states. "Apple deploys privacy and security justifications as an elastic shield that can stretch or contract to serve Apple's financial and business interests." https://lnkd.in/gEeD98Up

Provocation of the day: These annoying cookie banners were already malicious compliance to an EU regulation. We could have just... you know... not tracked people all over the place. It was only now that Apple saw commercial and brand benefits that we got rid of tracking cookies in browsers. The same is true now that we get the Digital Markets Act. The regulation is based on desirable intents, but it might still suck because we'll get "Core Technology Fees" popping up all over the place. Instead of... you know... just create open and competitive platforms.

Details of #Apple's new version operating system have been published. There are #important changes for consumers! https://lnkd.in/djsWQAk3 "Apple Intelligence sets a brand-new standard for privacy in AI. It’s designed to protect your privacy at every step and is integrated into the core of your iPhone, iPad, and Mac through on-device processing. So it’s aware of your personal information without collecting your personal information. And with groundbreaking Private Cloud Compute, Apple Intelligence can draw on larger server-based models, running on Apple silicon, to handle more complex requests for you while protecting your privacy" https://lnkd.in/dj9C6hZp

🚨 Breaking News! 💥 EU to charge Apple for violating digital market rules! 📱 In a major move, the EU has decided to charge Apple with violating its digital market rules. This comes after an investigation found that Apple's anti-steering rules for developers do not comply with the Digital Markets Act. Will this have an impact on the tech industry? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬 #DigitalMarketsAct #Apple #TechIndustry

📢 **Mobilization against Apple and the DMA** 🌐📱 Apple is under investigation for non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The EU has opened three procedures, and ten European digital rights and privacy organizations have sent a letter to the European Commission to denounce Apple's alleged violations. The main points of infringement include the process for downloading apps outside the AppStore, the default browser choice, and the lack of interoperability between Apple devices and other systems. 🔗 **See the letter**: [Joint Submission on Apple DMA Non-Compliance](https://lnkd.in/eTEjmMZA) #Apple #DMA #Digital #Privacy #Interoperability #DigitalRights 🚀📱

Security as a selling point. Even with the logo adapted as a padlock 🔓 The Internet to come #privacy #advertisement #internet https://lnkd.in/dnNXrgtP

All you need to know about privacy manifests. 😯 Apple's introduction of Privacy Manifests can disrupt fingerprinting/probabilistic. In this post we explore what’s impending and what you need to know - ✅ What is Device Fingerprinting? ✨ What are Privacy Manifests ❌ Privacy-Impacting SDKs 🚫 No More Covert Tracking 💡 What YOU should do.

What Privacy Means to You? We are committed to your privacy, Look at Apple’s Latest Clip on Privacy. #Apple #Privacy https://lnkd.in/eQzvKz6Y

Apple can attack market definition, evidence, legal theory in defense against US monopoly suit To defend against government claims that it is a monopolist, Apple can cite its success in recent court cases brought by private plaintiffs and dispute the government's narrow market definition. The company can also point to its relatively small global market share, and can be expected to dispute the government's allegation that its user security and privacy policies are pretexts used to lock competitors out of its so-called walled garden. To activate your free 7 day free trial, please click the link below, or to have a 14 day free trial for you and your colleagues please connect with me for an initial consultation. Phone: 07552 882 850 Email: nicholas.mitchell@lexisnexis.co.uk #competition #antitrust #mergerandacquisition

Thanks to spatial computing devices like Apple #visionpro we are able to present the future the way it was meant to be scene .. in the 4th dimension. https://lnkd.in/gMTmk29Q