. . .During device set up, with soft language, amidst a slew of other settings that have a “default” big blue button that consents while a tiny text link that g

. . .During device set up, with soft language, amidst a slew of other settings that have a “default” big blue button that consents while a tiny text link that goes into “customise” settings. You should read the requirements and the user flow for App tracking transparency. Apple prohibits the permission dialog from firing more than three times in a long window. The default big button is negative consent. The language is “Ask app not to track” It’s ridiculous that the owner of the platform gets to suppress competition that way without regulators getting involved.