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They don't have to take down the apps, just refuse to publish updates with the privacy violating features. This puts the ball in Facebook's court.
by antihero 5y ago
They don't have to take down the apps, just refuse to publish updates with the privacy violating features. This puts the ball in Facebook's court.
- DrBenCarson 5y agoExactly! 1. No updates released 2. No revenue released 3. An alert warning the user that the app is noncompliant and it’s use could result in data theft (ie think self-signed SSL in the browser) 4. Restrict all network activity from those apps to the first-party domain