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Do you actually agree with the fine? Don't give users a choice in tracking: complaints Give users a choice in tracking: now it's too many pop ups
by pertymcpert 2y ago
Do you actually agree with the fine?
Don't give users a choice in tracking: complaints
Give users a choice in tracking: now it's too many pop ups
- epolanski 2y agoThe issue here is that Apple only needs one click to sell your data (and yes they do it, they made 11B $ on ads last year) and others need two. In fact Apple is making more and more money on ads because they limit data access to third parties, but still sell yours in search and store.
- pertymcpert 2y agoNo, the issue in the article is that 3rd parties feel they need additional consent. That's on them if they choose to do it.
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- johnnyanmac 2y agoYes, to comply with regulations. Because apple's forced solution isn't enough. So it's apple's fault. This is just more an extension of the DMA lolly gagging they are doing where there's a clear solution that Apple takes its sweet time strolling towards.
- pertymcpert 2y agoThe ATT features predated DMA.