Apple is under investigation in France for its App Tracking Transparency feature, which allows iPhone users to control their tracking preferences. This inquiry has been ongoing for nearly two years and is expected to conclude with unfavorable results for Apple. The French regulator is likely to order Apple to disable the feature for users in the country and might impose substantial fines, potentially reaching 10% of Apple's global revenue. Additionally, similar investigations into App Tracking Transparency are underway in Germany.
Apple is accused of abusing its dominant position by implementing discriminatory, non-objective and non-transparent conditions for the use of user data for advertising purposes.
The French regulator is expected to issue its decision next month ordering Apple to halt its anti-competitive practice and will likely impose a fine too.
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