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I agree, even though it feels a bit icky. I'm sure Apple have their eye on that advertising money in some way but anything that damages Facebook is highly likel

by danmur 5y ago

I agree, even though it feels a bit icky. I'm sure Apple have their eye on that advertising money in some way but anything that damages Facebook is highly likely to be a net positive.

kergonath 5y ago
> I agree, even though it feels a bit icky. Giving the users the opportunity to make an educated decision feels the opposite of icky. This in itself is unambiguously good. Now, other aspects of Apple’s behaviour are less great, but let’s keep some perspective: asking for user consent should be the legal bare minimum.
- danmur 5y ago
  I meant it feels icky to approve of anything Apple does :P. EDIT: just to clarify, I 100% agree it's a great change, it's just that "right thing for the wrong reasons" situation. But it's a very good change and I hope it continues.
  - kergonath 5y ago
    > I meant it feels icky to approve of anything Apple does :P. Oh, right. Sorry, I misread :)