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Why? Because a user allowed them to track them when using one app, it doesn't mean should extend automatically that to every app they ever develop. This is cle
by Draiken 3y ago
Why? Because a user allowed them to track them when using one app, it doesn't mean should extend automatically that to every app they ever develop.
This is clearly Apple apps being treated differently.
- lotsofpulp 3y ago>Why? Because a user allowed them to track them when using one app, it doesn't mean should extend automatically that to every app they ever develop. The whole point of the notification is to notify you when an entity is tracking you. If you already know Apple is tracking you, then it does not make a difference if Apple's App A or App B or App C is tracking you, it is all Apple.
- Draiken 3y agoI must be missing something because that's simply not true in Android. I can individually grant/revoke tracking permissions for each app. I assumed the same would be true for iPhone. For me it makes no sense to make it only about the entity. It's like saying "the US government is tracking you", instead of saying "the US government is tracking you through this app right now"
- positus 3y agoI'm pretty sure you're asked whether or not you want to enable Location Services when going through Setup Assistant during the initial device provisioning.