The regulator acted after Le Bonniec wrote to European data protection regulators on May 20 to push for investigations into these practices. — Reuters
DUBLIN: Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Apple's main regulator in the European Union, on Thursday said it was in contact with the company after a whistleblower called for action over a programme that listens to users' recordings.
The regulator acted after Thomas Le Bonniec, a former Apple contractor, wrote to European data protection regulators on May 20 to push for investigations into these practices.
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