Apple has committed to changing app-tracking policy in Poland, watchdog says

( October 20, 2026, 13:50 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Mobile app developers in Poland will be able to compete on Apple devices on a level playing field and users will be better informed about how their data is processed, the national competition authority said, after the iPhone maker committed to amend its app-tracking transparency policy, which establishes the rules under which app publishers can access user data. The outcome is the result of intensive, months-long cooperation with the European Commission, the authority's head Tomasz Chróstny said. Apple has two months to fulfill its commitments of the decision becoming final.Statement follows (in Polish). ...

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