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It’s like the iOS popup “do you want to let the app track you?” It’s a BS feature and they might as well default to not let apps track. Is anyone going to clic
by baby 4y ago
It’s like the iOS popup “do you want to let the app track you?”
It’s a BS feature and they might as well default to not let apps track. Is anyone going to click yes?
- Nextgrid 4y agoIf they just defaulted to "no" with no option to opt-in this would prompt the argument that people love targeted ads and Apple is the bad guy for not allowing them. If they give the choice, they can put out real-world proof out there that nobody wants them, as demonstrated by low single-digit acceptance rates. They can use this proof in the future to default to "no" without possibility of opt-in.
- baby 4y ago> They can use this proof in the future to default to "no" without possibility of opt-in. Maybe that's their strategy, but it's manipulative and a sneaky way to obtain what they want while avoiding [SOMETHING]. Where something is lawsuits? regulations? outrage? No idea.
- therealdrag0 4y agoI sometimes click yes. Why not? How has the last 20 years of ads effected me?