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> Google has the same thing, and with apple if you care you can opt out. I'm not on Android any more, but (afair) you could reset the advertising ID, which in
by rpastuszak 7y ago
> Google has the same thing, and with apple if you care you can opt out.
I'm not on Android any more, but (afair) you could reset the advertising ID, which in practice is not that different from only being able to disable it temporarily.
- ericmay 7y agoYes, but the ease of use and prominence of the feature make a difference. If I have to manually reset the ID, well, forget it. If the operating system automatically does it for me - then that is far superior.
- rpastuszak 7y agoOh, yes. That’s what I meant and tried to express, poorly. The UX makes a huge difference here, a feature is available in theory, but realistically speaking, inaccessible and annoying to the point of uselessness.