On December 8 last year, new App Store rules came into effect, requiring developers to notify users of the types of data that each iOS app collects upon installation.. The requirement has been met by many major publishers, including Facebook, but Google has not updated their software until now..
According to MacRumors, the search engine is in no hurry to obey the new Apple policy, because it is afraid of being criticized, as was the case with Facebook applications.. The latest versions of critical Google services, including Gmail, Google Maps, Chrome and YouTube, were released on December 7 - the day before the Privacy Label became mandatory.
On January 5, Google representatives told TechCrunch that data collected by iOS apps will be disclosed " However, the search engine never did this, while the Android versions of its services continue to be regularly updated..
Privacy Label was added in iOS 14. "