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Apple has been heavily criticized for its App Store policies. App makers and developers have rallied against Apple to enforce changes to certain App Store practices. Spotify has openly revolted against Apple and was the founding member of the Coalition for App Fairness. Now Apple has announced a few changes that will let users sign-up and manage subscriptions in a much better way. Spotify Cheif Legal offier seems unimpressed by the move. 
A new report has provided more details on Apple’s upcoming AR and VR headset. The Information report claims that Apple’s AR headset will need to be wirelessly tethered to an iPhone so that one can use most of its “advanced features.” 
Previously Apple has taken the flak for enabling personalized ads by default. Starting with iOS 15, you will get prompt asking permission for Personalized Ads. Once selected, the preferences will be applied across all devices linked with the Apple ID. Apple uses a combination of inputs, including your App Store search history, to decide what ad is displayed on apps like News and Stocks App. Furthermore, the data is also used to tailor App Store ads. 
Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp has been hit with a fine of 225 million Euro ($266 million) by Ireland for its general privacy policy that allegedly doesn’t lay out how user data would be used in clear enough terms. 
A security researcher who goes by the name MG has demonstrated how a seemingly ordinary USB-C to Lightning cable could serve as a keylogger and relay everything you type to potential hackers and bad actors. 
Two new reports from DigiTimes provide more information on the production timeline of the Apple Watch Series 7 and the upcoming M1x MacBook Pros. Reportedly, the Apple Watch Series 7 will enter into mass production towards the end of September. 
A new DigiTimes report claims that Apple is again visiting various car makers in Asia to mass produce the Apple Car. Reportedly, after meeting SK Group and LG Electronics last month, Apple employees are meeting Toyota in Japan for supply chain and mass production. 
Apple could be the subject of an investigation in India for forcing app developers to use its proprietary in-app purchasing system following a complaint from the non-profit “Together We Fight Society” 
