Apple has responded to claims that it was pulling parental control apps to stifle competition. It claimed that apps violating rules were pulled and developers were given 30 days to update apps.
Responding to an article in the New York Times which was published over the weekend, Apple has hit back at claims that it’s trying to kill competition in the parental control app sector claiming that these apps were using invasive technology called Mobile Device Management (MDM) and had been given notice to update their apps before they were pulled.
