Apple to standardize App Tracking Transparency prompts in Germany — regulator wins concessions
Apple to standardize App Tracking Transparency prompts in Germany after regulator pressure Apple has agreed to fundamentally revise the central consent prompts of its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework following concerns raised by Germany’s Bundeskartellamt. The regulator is investigating whether the previous design — which differentiated between Apple’s own services and third-party apps — distorted competition within the iOS ecosystem. The planned changes will make the consent dialogs more uniform across apps and services, removing the clear distinction that critics said advantaged Apple’s first-party offerings. Apple’s move is a response to competition law scrutiny and aims to ensure clearer, fairer choice presentation for users. What changed and why it matters Standardized prompts: Consent dialogs will be aligned so users see consistent information regardless of whether the app is from Apple…
