Wednesday, May 1, 2019
Parental Control App Developers Urge Apple to Make Screen Time APIs Available for Third-Party Apps
Last weekend, The New York Times reported that Apple has removed or restricted many of the most popular screen time and parental control apps on the App Store since launching its own Screen Time feature in iOS 12 last year, raising concerns over potentially anticompetitive behavior. Apple was quick to respond. In both an email to a concerned customer and a press release, Apple indicated that it 
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