Apple, which promises in its privacy statement it won’t harvest user data, is accused of doing just that in a California class action that stems from findings of two independent researchers at software company, Mysk. The researchers found Apple’s App store gathered a bushel of information on iPhone users via Apple’s suite of iPhone apps, including iPhone Analytics, Apple Music, Apple TV, Books and Stocks. The information collected in real time includes what users tap on, search for, what ads they see, how the app is discovered, and how long users look at each app’s page.