France’s data protection authority, the Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés, published the results of a survey that evaluated French citizens’ attitudes toward paying for online services and pay-or-consent models. Depending on the type of service, as many 48% of respondents were willing to subscribe to audio content if they would no longer be served targeted advertising on the high end, with that figure dropping to 25% of respondents willing to pay for social media platform access without targeted advertising on the low end. Meanwhile, Apple is considering removing its App Tracking Transparency feature from Germany and the EU as a whole after Germany’s Federal Cartel Office issued a preliminary ruling in February that ATT may violate anti-competition regulations, Der Tagsspeigel reports.
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