Much like Facebook’s research app, Google’s software – called Screenwise Meter – had been designed and distributed to consumers under an enterprise developer certificate tha…
Brian Fung| Washington Post
Apple widened its privacy feud with tech giants on Thursday as it blocked Google from running its internally built iOS apps, an apparent response to the search company’s violation of Apple’s developer terms.
The decision follows reports that Google had been running a voluntary program, similar to Facebook’s, that offered money to participants who installed an app on their phones allowing Google to monitor their activities.
Google said Thursday that it is “working with Apple to fix a temporary disruption to some of our corporate iOS apps, which we expect will be resolved soon.
