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> This isn't Apple cynically hiding selling your data behind your back. It's just both a grave security mistake and a breach of trust to treat Facebook prefere
by rhn_mk1 8y ago
> This isn't Apple cynically hiding selling your data behind your back.
It's just both a grave security mistake and a breach of trust to treat Facebook preferentially without letting the user know.
To me, it's indistinguishable from cynically handing over the user to Facebook.
- dwighttk 8y agothe user who logged into Facebook... It's not good. It stopped in 2017 when they removed Facebook integration.
- FussyZeus 8y ago> It's just both a grave security mistake and a breach of trust to treat Facebook preferentially without letting the user know. The user knew. The user asked for it. People were howling for Facebook integrations. This was back before Facebook's privacy transgressions were as widely known. It's also worth noting that the integration was designed to allow posting to Facebook from iOS. Facebook then took advantage of that opening to get additional data from the device. That's why Apple slammed the door shut.