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If Apple says it is to prevent the user from seeing a CAPTCHA, trust them at their word, with all the implications it entails. If Google says it is to prove to
by philistine 3y ago
If Apple says it is to prevent the user from seeing a CAPTCHA, trust them at their word, with all the implications it entails.
If Google says it is to prove to advertisers that a human is seeing their ads, trust them at their word, with all the implication it entails.
- icantbebothered 3y agoNeither seems trustworthy. Google because, I mean, Google, they’ve repeatedly demonstrated that they can’t be trusted, whether regarding privacy or LTS, and Apple because it’s just “trust the device”, which can obviously be gamed by developer accounts or other hacks like simply walking past a rack of devices confirming touch or face recognition. There’s no stopping fraudulent behaviour, only defensive barriers to dissuade the non-nation-state actors.
- spion 3y agoAre Apple selling ads on the web?