Apple recently underscored its concerns over Meta's interoperability requests, indicating that granting them might expose users to significant privacy risks. It outlined various potential access points, claiming Meta could view sensitive information including messages, photos, and passwords.
Meta counters Apple's claims by asserting that the iPhone maker is merely fabricating privacy issues to avoid granting access. The company accused Apple of using privacy as a smokescreen to hinder competition and limit interoperability, which is a crucial aspect of the new EU regulations.
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