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Yeah Apple’s Board of Executives put all profit motive aside and are sacrificing for our privacy.
by tmpz22 4y ago
Yeah Apple’s Board of Executives put all profit motive aside and are sacrificing for our privacy.
- cloudking 4y agoRight.. Apple isn't playing 4D chess to challenge Facebook's Ad business. https://www.axios.com/2022/08/21/apple-advertising-privacy-tracking-iphone https://www.axios.com/2022/08/21/apple-advertising-privacy-t...
- JKCalhoun 4y agoI don't see those as mutually exclusive. Apple seems to believe that a company that values a user's privacy can make a profit from that stance.
- robch 4y ago> I don't see those as mutually exclusive. Apple seems to believe that a company that values a user's privacy can make a profit from that stance. The reason Apple doesn't want targeted third party ads is so that they are the only ones that can sell targeted ads to their users. Their platform, their rules. For now at least.
- threeseed 4y agoApple was never going to add Google or Facebook ads into the App Store or News+. And iOS/OSX users will still see targeted ads whenever they open their browser or third party apps. The apps just need to either (a) ask the user for permission to track or (b) authenticate them.
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- zip1234 4y agoApple nerfed everyone else's ads to grow their own ad business. Apple's version of privacy is that if Apple has the data it is private, but if anyone else does it is not private. Just go read Apple's TOS. They collect browsing history, location data, etc. For everyone else they just put it behind a setting. Not for their own data collection though.