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They seem to be going all-in with this campaign, complete with video cuts of reactions of "small business-owners" and whatnot: https://www.facebook.com/business

They seem to be going all-in with this campaign, complete with video cuts of reactions of "small business-owners" and whatnot: https://www.facebook.com/business/news/ios-14-apple-privacy-update-impacts-small-business-ads https://www.facebook.com/business/news/ios-14-apple-privacy-... This update seems to have touched a nerve for FB, and that to me means it's a good thing. I'm not a fan of Apple's restrictive ecosystem, but things like this that act in favor of user privacy deserve praise.

runeks 6y ago
From the link: > They’re not playing by their own rules. Apple’s own personalized ad platform isn't subject to the new iOS 14 policy. Is this true?
- pwinnski 6y ago
  No, it is not.
- kergonath 6y ago
  I guess they are referring to ads in the App Store (as Apple does not have an ad network anymore). Even then that’s wrong, Apple does not track app usage for advertising purposes.
- throwaheyy 6y ago
  Not in the slightest. Apple is not tracking you across nearly every website you visit, like Facebook is.