The law has not yet been signed, but it has caused disagreements. If a child uses the device, the account in the App Store must be related to the parent. This will allow parents to receive notification and children to approve or prohibit downloading applications.
He opposes Apple and Google. Apple believes that such a law threatens data confidentiality – as a result, all the inhabitants of Texas will have to provide personal information even if they just want to establish an weather.
The law supporters are sure that parents will better control the use of gadgets by children.
Similar legislation is discussed in at least nine states. Last year, Apple was able to stop the adoption of such a law in Louisian, but it was re -examined.
Source: Ferra
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