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Apple's App Tracking Transparency Framework Isn't Foolproof, Allowing Developers to Still Track Users: Study | Technology News

Apple's App Tracking Transparency Framework Isn't Foolproof, Allowing Developers to Still Track Users: Study Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework, which was introduced last year, has some weaknesses that could allow app developers to still track users, an independent study conducted by a group of researchers has suggested. The study also shows that the Privacy Nutrition Labels available on the App Store could be inaccurate and misleading in some cases.

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