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I would like to correct you here. It doesn't matter if the app is using IDFA or not. If the app is using data for targeting and advertising purposes, they have
by fwiwm2c 6y ago
I would like to correct you here. It doesn't matter if the app is using IDFA or not. If the app is using data for targeting and advertising purposes, they have to disclose that.
Users are always signed into Facebook but they still have to disclose for instance.
- Thorrez 6y agoI'm confused by your comment. Nothing you said contradicts what notatoad said, but you say you're correcting notatoad.
- fwiwm2c 6y agoCome on man. He literally said logging into GMail should be ok since it doesn't use IDFA and I am saying it is not as per Apple's guidelines.
- Thorrez 6y agoaltitudinous said the updates stopped due to Apple shutting down IDFA. notatoad said no, it's unrelated to IDFA. You seem to agree with notatoad, saying IDFA is unrelated, other factors are what matter.
- kall 6y agoFacebook doesn‘t need the IDFA to rack advertising in their own app but they need it to: - track advertising shown in other apps that use their advertising tools - use their main app to tie the IDFA (which is all they have from third party apps) to your FB account Privacy label requirements that some users may look at are one thing, but IDFA access specifically pops up a dialog that can be denied, like location access so it is way more endangered.