Comply Software
- All
- News
-
Apple Allows Third-Party App Stores, Relaxes Payment Restrictions in Japan to Comply With MSCA Act
Apple has introduced major changes to iOS and the App Store in Japan under the Mobile Software Competition Act, effective December 18. Rolled out with iOS 26.2, the update allows alternative app marketplaces, new payment options, and user choice for default apps. Apple has also updated fees, introduced safeguards for security and child safety, and ...
-
Asset Managers Tighten Controls on Personal Communication Amid ‘WhatsApp’ Crackdown on Banks
Asset managers have begun to tighten controls related to the use of personal communications tools for interacting with clients, as part of a move to comply with rules set by regulators. Last month Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the country's top data protection watchdog, called for a review of the use of WhatsApp, private emails...
-
Russia to Improve Crypto Transaction Monitoring as Regulation Draws Closer, Says Rosfinmonitoring
Russia's financial monitoring agency, Rosfinmonitoring, said on Friday it was using software to track cryptocurrency transactions and hopes to improve its capabilities, as Moscow ushers in regulation on what one lawmaker dubbed "cryptomania".
-
Apple Plans to Allow Third-Party Payment Systems in South Korea's App Store, Regulator Says
South Korea's telecommunications regulator said on Tuesday that Apple had submitted plans to allow third-party payment systems on its app store, to comply with a law banning major app store operators from forcing software developers to use their payments systems.
-
Apple Delays iOS 14 Change Likely to Stymie Mobile Ad Targeting
Apple said on Thursday it would give developers until next year to comply with a software change expected to stymie targeted advertising in iPhone and iPad apps.
-
Apple Planning to Modify iPhone 7, iPhone 8 Software and Hardware to Circumvent Ban in Germany: Report
After being forced to pull the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 from sale in Germany, Apple has reportedly found a way to bypass Qualcomm's patent infringement claims.
-
Five GST-Ready Accounting Solutions for Your Business
GST rolls out on July 1, 2017 and fintech firms have stepped in to help businesses comply with the new tax norms.
-
Popular Browser Add-On WoT Pulled After Being Caught Selling Browsing Histories
Web of Trust, which also has apps for Android and iOS, claims that its software has been downloaded by over 140 million users.
-
Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails For US Intel: Sources
Yahoo Inc last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming emails for specific information provided by US intelligence officials, according to people familiar with the matter.
-
NSA Chief Refuses to Comment on Spyware Reports
The head of the National Security Agency refused to comment on Monday on reports that the US Government implants spyware on computer hard drives for surveillance purposes, saying "we fully comply with the law."
-
Mozilla resists request to remove Firefox tool
Mozilla is refusing to remove a software tool meant to circumvent federal efforts at curbing Internet piracy.
-
Apple Allows Third-Party App Stores, Relaxes Payment Restrictions in Japan to Comply With MSCA Act
Apple has introduced major changes to iOS and the App Store in Japan under the Mobile Software Competition Act, effective December 18. Rolled out with iOS 26.2, the update allows alternative app marketplaces, new payment options, and user choice for default apps. Apple has also updated fees, introduced safeguards for security and child safety, and ...
-
Asset Managers Tighten Controls on Personal Communication Amid ‘WhatsApp’ Crackdown on Banks
Asset managers have begun to tighten controls related to the use of personal communications tools for interacting with clients, as part of a move to comply with rules set by regulators. Last month Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the country's top data protection watchdog, called for a review of the use of WhatsApp, private emails...
-
Russia to Improve Crypto Transaction Monitoring as Regulation Draws Closer, Says Rosfinmonitoring
Russia's financial monitoring agency, Rosfinmonitoring, said on Friday it was using software to track cryptocurrency transactions and hopes to improve its capabilities, as Moscow ushers in regulation on what one lawmaker dubbed "cryptomania".
-
Apple Plans to Allow Third-Party Payment Systems in South Korea's App Store, Regulator Says
South Korea's telecommunications regulator said on Tuesday that Apple had submitted plans to allow third-party payment systems on its app store, to comply with a law banning major app store operators from forcing software developers to use their payments systems.
-
Apple Delays iOS 14 Change Likely to Stymie Mobile Ad Targeting
Apple said on Thursday it would give developers until next year to comply with a software change expected to stymie targeted advertising in iPhone and iPad apps.
-
Apple Planning to Modify iPhone 7, iPhone 8 Software and Hardware to Circumvent Ban in Germany: Report
After being forced to pull the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 from sale in Germany, Apple has reportedly found a way to bypass Qualcomm's patent infringement claims.
-
Five GST-Ready Accounting Solutions for Your Business
GST rolls out on July 1, 2017 and fintech firms have stepped in to help businesses comply with the new tax norms.
-
Popular Browser Add-On WoT Pulled After Being Caught Selling Browsing Histories
Web of Trust, which also has apps for Android and iOS, claims that its software has been downloaded by over 140 million users.
-
Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails For US Intel: Sources
Yahoo Inc last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming emails for specific information provided by US intelligence officials, according to people familiar with the matter.
-
NSA Chief Refuses to Comment on Spyware Reports
The head of the National Security Agency refused to comment on Monday on reports that the US Government implants spyware on computer hard drives for surveillance purposes, saying "we fully comply with the law."
-
Mozilla resists request to remove Firefox tool
Mozilla is refusing to remove a software tool meant to circumvent federal efforts at curbing Internet piracy.
