Apple and a number of iPhone app makers including Pandora and Dictionary.com were sued Monday for allegedly helping advertisers secretly create profiles of iPhone users, including their location, without their consent.

The suit, filed in federal court in Northern California, seeks both a court order to stop the profiling and monetary damages.

At issue is the practice of some app makers of passing identifying and location information about an app user to companies that show advertisements inside the apps. The apps do not

By Yun Xie, Ars Technica

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