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Apple clearly agrees that things could be better, which is why they are changing it for the better. However, they can also, without contradiction, argue that th
by user-the-name 6y ago
Apple clearly agrees that things could be better, which is why they are changing it for the better. However, they can also, without contradiction, argue that they were not acting ILLEGALLY before.
- Jnr 6y agoIf they had not released the mentioned improvements until middle of 2018 when GDPR enforcement started, they were probably breaking the law.
- user-the-name 6y agoWhy? Apple were creating PII. They were not storing or processing it. You can probably break the GDPR by incorrectly handling the IDFA you get from Apple, but that does not mean that Apple are breaking the law.
- winded_italics 6y agoWho knows when they will actually change it. They were going to have the change when iOS 14 released but they paused it when they received pushback from Facebook. Now on iOS 14 you don't have access to the permission setting and you can't reset your IDFA anymore either.