I'm aware that if an app is collecting user data they need a privacy policy to explain what data and why they are collecting it. But what's to stop a developer changing their privacy policy to be less 'transparent' after it's been accepted by Apple into the App Store!? If my understanding is correct it's just a URL to an external web page that Apple has no control over!
Hello Muzza6,
You are absolutely correct. I suggest you send feedback to Apple and express your concerns: http://www.apple.com/feedback/
If you have trouble even locating a feedback category for the App Store (as I know you will, because it doesn't exist), maybe submit another feedback for that.
... I know you will, because it doesn't exist ...
This has always confused me.
Why would Apple NOT want to know about App developers that are misbehaving?
Both the misbehavior by the developers that Apple has 'approved' AND the fact that there is no way to report dastardly deeds certainly does not reflect positively on Apple brand image, does it?
You're preaching to the choir.
'twas my intent (and to get the 'tally' of agreement a tick or two higher) 😉
Methinks that any significant changes to the overall apple.com would need to come from the repartee that occurs in the Lounge...
See how we got this MAJOR treat just the other day?
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