Saturday, April 27, 2019
Phil Schiller Lays Out Apple’s Case for Cracking Down on Screen Time Monitoring Apps
Earlier today, a report from The New York Times highlighted Apple’s removal of a number of App Store apps that had allowed users to monitor usage of their devices or those used by their children. The report suggests that Apple’s move to pull the apps is related to having rolled out its own Screen Time feature in iOS 12 that competes in some ways with these apps, raising concerns over
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