<ul><li>France’s competition regulator has fined Apple 150 million euros (about $162 million) for alleged violations of competition law.</li><li>The Autorité de la concurrence accuses Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) of making the use of third-party applications on iOS devices excessively complex.</li><li>While the objective of ATT is not problematic, its implementation is considered unnecessary and disproportionate to Apple's goal of protecting personal data.</li><li>Apple has not been required to make any specific changes to ATT, but is disappointed with the French Competition Authority's decision.</li></ul>

France Fines Apple $162 Million, Alleging Privacy Tool Violated Competition Law

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