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It's my phone, not the developer's. I should absolutely have the right to disable this kind of tracking on my phone. If the advertisers/ developers want to trac
by ogre_codes 6y ago
It's my phone, not the developer's. I should absolutely have the right to disable this kind of tracking on my phone. If the advertisers/ developers want to track people, maybe they should start buying people phones or do what Google did and build an OS and give it away.
- actuator 6y agoTBF, not all Android phones are created equal. There are Android phones sold in the developing world at low price points where ads appear on home screen, notification bar etc. with tracking deep within OS. Then, there are phones like Pixel where with recent versions you have control of what is shared and you need to authorize access(single/multiple use) for things like location. Like iOS, not much can be collected unless you give Google/app permission to.
- ogre_codes 6y agoFair enough. I probably shouldn't have mentioned Android at all because it's not about phone brand so much as it is my right to tell advertisers no.