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Banning third party tracking frameworks means banning Fabric, Facebook, Twitter and other major SDKs. I'm skeptical Apple would take such a drastic step. Taking
by deminature 7y ago
Banning third party tracking frameworks means banning Fabric, Facebook, Twitter and other major SDKs. I'm skeptical Apple would take such a drastic step. Taking on the responsibility of providing these functions through a first party API is also a massive undertaking, which I'm not sure Apple would agree to.
- munk-a 7y agoIt would be absolutely beautiful if they did - they could even just cut some CDN network a check every month to host common assets in a privacy aware manner or do it themselves. It really wouldn't cost all that much. Web 4.0 integrated everywhere always-web is not at all consumer friendly - advertisers need to be downgraded to something that's suffered or rejected instead of supported.