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> "...we live in a commercial surveillance state. Well, unless you use Apple’s products." The cringe train is arriving at the station. > "When you pay that ex
by exodust 8y ago
> "...we live in a commercial surveillance state. Well, unless you use Apple’s products."
The cringe train is arriving at the station.
> "When you pay that extra money for an Apple product, you’re not just buying better industrial design or more advanced underlying tech–you’re buying the right to keep more information about yourself to yourself."
All aboard the cringe train.
This article could have been written by a bot, instructed to talk favorably about Apple and privacy. Tech journos are funny when they expose their brand crushes.
- on_and_off 8y agoI work on a mobile app .. we probably have hundreds (maybe thounds?) of tracking tags for everything you can do in the app. We have the exact same tracking on iOS and Android
- Gorbzel 8y agoName the app.
- singularity2001 8y agoRegexp "[a-z]*" Facebook
- on_and_off 8y agoHonestly, that's pretty much any app I have ever worked on. The mobile industry has moved long ago to a model where the app is a service and analysts look at user data to determine how the app is used.
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- randomsearch 8y agoCool. If you let us know the app I won’t install it. If you’re invasively tracking users, you should stop doing so.