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Eh, if they're going to do that I'd rather they just force developers to use normal Safari for external links. It'd be easier to verify and I'd get to finally k

• alkonaut 4y ago
  Apple could still targhet specific endpoints deliberately for repeeat offenders also in the normal Safari. They could have a privacy feature (default on) which blocks or poisons specific endpoints on specific hosts belonging to e.g. Meta, Alphabet, ByteDance. Apple are in a unique position here to protect users' privacy since they control the browser of so many. It's unfortunate that they also have their own advertising agenda so any steps they take will always be scrutinzed as being anti competitive and simply making their own ads more profitable. But I'd still want Apple to pull the trigger on more drastic measures like these. The last round of privacy isolation should just be the start. I'd love to see apple e.g. block Facbook ads inside the facebook app and refer to privacy concerns and only unblock them if Meta follows all privacy guidelines elsewhere.
  • wilde 4y ago
    > It's unfortunate that they also have their own advertising agenda so any steps they take will always be scrutinzed as being anti competitive Right? If they actually cared about privacy they’d forego revenue for it. Sadly it’s just for marketing.