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It's not exactly clear to me based on the article or the ones linked if they are out of line with their own privacy policy. Denying app tracking on a specific a
by tarentel 4y ago
It's not exactly clear to me based on the article or the ones linked if they are out of line with their own privacy policy. Denying app tracking on a specific app doesn't actually prevent the app developer from collecting analytics data. If they are breaking their own rules that's not entirely surprising and hopefully they are forced to follow them as well.
It is kind of sketchy that they have a way to turn off "device" analytics which one would assume is tied to apple's apps but that doesn't seem to be the case.
- sp332 4y agoIt might not violate the fine print, but if their advertising or other official communications give the wrong idea, they could still be on the hook for misleading customers.
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