> It’s actually and Apple vs. APIs and technologies that allow fingerprinting on the web thing. A sibling comment says: > The article mentions explicitely: We

> It’s actually and Apple vs. APIs and technologies that allow fingerprinting on the web thing. A sibling comment says: > The article mentions explicitely: WebRTC, VP9, WebP, notifications, home screen icon shortcut, Local data storage, camera, microphone, USB port, and some more. Some of these things enable (more) fingerprinting, but VP9 and WebP? Nah. I have all kinds of Apple stuff--phones, laptops, accessories--but a lot of what they do is strategic in service of enlarging their profit margins (look at right to repair, for example). I don't necessarily blame them; capitalism is a race to the bottom here. But let's not cast Apple in this light of noble privacy defenders. They're doing that to make money too.