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Google and Apple should put an end to it. Not only does it create a mess for authentication across sites, it also deceptively modifies and tracks interactions o
by winternett 2y ago
Google and Apple should put an end to it. Not only does it create a mess for authentication across sites, it also deceptively modifies and tracks interactions outside of an app's boundaries, sending that activity back to app makers that should not be permitted for privacy and security issues alone, much less ethical ones. If there is already a browser on the device, that instance should override all in-app browsers... Even the configuration option is buried deep in config menus.
Almost seems as if it's collaboratively colluded to allow the browser experience to be disjointed, especially in social media apps.