US National Telecommunications and Information Administration took first step toward developing a code of conduct for mobile app transparency in a meeting June 12. NTIA focused on describing as clearly as possible the kind of personal data required by the app, how this info is being used and what other critical data is asked of the user without being essential to the app. One mobile app asked Walshe to agree to a 21,000-word privacy policy, he said. That was transparent, but it was useless,”]