There’s been a lot of attention drawn to App Store privacy labels since they went live in December. Apple made them mandatory for developers submitting new apps or updating new ones. Facebook Messenger came under particular fire for the sheer volume of data linked to users.
But spot-checks by the Washington Post found that more than half the apps they reviewed were either misleading or completely false …
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