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Has Wired, like Apple, claimed at any time that it won't do so? Can't you read the article for free on Wired, unlike with Apple products that you have to pay fo
by webmobdev 5y ago
Has Wired, like Apple, claimed at any time that it won't do so? Can't you read the article for free on Wired, unlike with Apple products that you have to pay for and still are subject to excessive data collections that you often have no control over?
(And it's the ad platforms that are doing the detailed surveillance - similar to the one Apple is working on again to serve better" personalised ads").
Even if some of you do believe this is hypocrisy, does it in anyway change the facts highlighted in the article?
- selsta 5y agoApple asks you if you want personalized ads in the app store and news app: https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/2/22654121/apple-personalized-ads-ios-15-prompt-app-tracking https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/2/22654121/apple-personalize...
- matheusmoreira 5y ago> Has Wired, like Apple, claimed at any time that it won't do so? Do the stalkers ever defend themselves by claiming they never said they wouldn't stalk people? No, that's an utterly ridicuous notion. Stalking is illegal, nobody likes being surveilled by some stranger at all times. Whether they warned the victim of their intent is completely irrelevant.
- webmobdev 5y agoIf that same analogy were applied to Apple, it would be the manipulative and abusive boyfriend in this context.