Daily Tech Headlines France Fines Apple $162M Over App Tracking Transparency System - DTH
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Mar 31, 2025 Apple is working on an AI upgrade for its Health app while facing a massive $162 million fine regarding its tracking transparency system. Amazon introduces a new AI agent named Nova Act, and Google extends the deadline for Fitbit users to switch accounts. There are also highlights about Samsung's latest appliance innovations and the launch of the Pixel 9a smartphone, showcasing impressive new features. Additionally, Elon Musk's strategic merger of X with XAI stirs discussions on the future of AI technology and user engagement.
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Apple's App Tracking Transparency System Fine
- France fined Apple $162 million for allegedly disadvantaging third-party app developers with its App Tracking Transparency system.
- The system adds extra steps for non-Apple apps to request tracking permissions, purportedly benefiting Apple's own services.
Amazon's Nova Act AI Agent
- Amazon's Nova Act, an AI agent, can control web browsers and automate tasks like form filling and reservations.
- It outperforms similar models from OpenAI and Anthropic, claims Amazon.
Samsung's AI-Powered Appliances
- Samsung's 2025 bespoke appliances feature AI upgrades, including food recognition in refrigerators and recipe adjustments in ovens.
- Other upgrades include a fast washer-dryer, quiet dishwasher, and powerful vacuum with discounts up to $1,000.