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<p>With iOS 12, Apple launched a new Screen Time functionality for monitoring device and app usage. As part of that,
TechCrunch reports today that Apple is cracking down on third-party screen time trackers in the App Store with stricter reviews and in several cases, removal from the App Store.</p>
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