FILE PHOTO: A man walks past an Apple store in Taipei, Taiwan, Oct. 20, 2020. REUTERS/Ann Wang/File Photo
STOCKHOLM/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Apple threatened on Tuesday to remove apps from its widely-used App Store if they don't comply with an upcoming private feature allowing users to block advertisers from tracking them across different applications.
The new feature, dubbed App Tracking Transparency, was initially planned to debut this year, but was delayed to give developers more time to make changes to their apps and address privacy issues.
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