Brussels inventories complaints about apps

brussels - People who are worried about the safety of apps on their mobile phone can turn to the European Commission with their complaints or comments. Which launched Thursday a sort of digital counter this.

The Executive Board of the European Union will decide on the basis of the public consultation on the need to better protect consumers. It involves, for example apps that the number of steps that makes you keep daily or checking for the cheapest flights or hotels.

Brussels wants to know whether users false information such received their health. 'If you download an app must be sure that that does not cause damage, especially to health advice,' said EU Commissioner Günther Oettinger (Digital Economy).
  
    
     
      
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The ticket office is open until 15 September. Businesses, governments, researchers and civil society organizations have their say, but app developers are welcome.