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Apps require you to sign in so they've got you immediately. They can share all your activity with whoever they want. Websites (many) do not require you to login
by socalgal2 11mo ago
Apps require you to sign in so they've got you immediately. They can share all your activity with whoever they want. Websites (many) do not require you to login (youtube, reddit, hacker news, etc....)
Apps also try to open all links into their own webview, a webview in which they can track all activity.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoEven if you don’t log in, Facebook can tell that you were looking for something on a third party site. And that was something that apps on iOS tried to do - see what other apps you were using by opening a url - Apple started restricting that years ago.
- dahrkael 11mo agoreddit in mobile forces you to use the app
- matt-attack 11mo agoNot old.Reddit.con
- GJim 11mo ago> They can share all your activity with whoever they want. Ummmm.... You are aware of the GDPR? Your data cannot be shared with anybody without your explicit opt-in consent. If you choose to give this consent, then more fool you.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoExcept for the government once the EU passes Chat Control…