From CNET: Apple updated its App Review Guidelines page on Thursday, introducing changes to the handling of personal data sharing and the requirements that must be met before doing so. Noncompliant apps could be removed from the App Store.
The updated language in the rules calls out that personal data shared with third parties must be both clearly disclosed and only with the explicit permission of the user.
The language echoes previous guidelines, but points out that these third parties also include artificial intelligence:
"You must clearly disclose where personal data will be shared with third parties, including with third-party AI, and obtain explicit permission before doing so. Data collected from apps may only be shared with third parties to improve the app or serve advertising (in compliance with the Apple Developer Program License Agreement)," it says.
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