> Apple, which has made privacy a key tenet, prefers that consumers pay for their internet experience, leaving less need for advertisers. In contrast, Facebook

> Apple, which has made privacy a key tenet, prefers that consumers pay for their internet experience, leaving less need for advertisers. In contrast, Facebook relies on data about its users to fuel its digital advertising business. There is the law, and then there is the court of public opinion. This (potential) lawsuit seems like revenge for denying FBs access to fingerprint/track/identify/sell everything about you. And such a case would spill out a lot details for the public to see. Kind of surprised they would lean this way.