Reports over the weekend described how certain app developers, who saw their apps removed from the Apple App Store, started complaining to different authorities over the iPhone-maker’s alleged anticompetitive behavior. Apple has reportedly restricted or altogether removed certain screen time and parental control apps from its store for what the report insinuated to be anticompetitive reasons.
Apple issued a statement, to which it hinted in a previous statement, which explains the reason why it decided to remove certain apps. Security and privacy concerns. Upon discovering app behaviors that could jeopardize the privacy of users, Apple informed the app developers granting them 30 days to issue an update fixing the problem with App Store non-conformity.
