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"and Apple has deliberately framed the question such that almost no-one will say yes" ... "We could spend a lot of time arguing about the rights and wrongs of p
by defaultname 5y ago
"and Apple has deliberately framed the question such that almost no-one will say yes" ... "We could spend a lot of time arguing about the rights and wrongs of privacy and Apple’s framing and steering and use of its market dominance"
Nice demonstration of apophasis there.
Regardless, how else should they frame it? The question seems incredibly concise and matter of fact. Indeed, the question simply claims that it will "ask" the app not to track, which seems pretty broad and permissive.
- criddell 5y agoCan apps require tracking permission to be granted? For example, if you start the Facebook app and it detects tracking is disabled, can it pop up a message telling the user that they have to allow tracking to continue?
- drexlspivey 5y agoI think the way it works for every single permission is that you can request it only once and your app can’t stop working if the user refuses.
- KoftaBob 5y agoApple explicitly prohibits that.