I get it that 69% people leave the website, but what about revenue? Corporate sharks can still claim that we didn't care about most of those 69% who weren't goi

I get it that 69% people leave the website, but what about revenue? Corporate sharks can still claim that we didn't care about most of those 69% who weren't going to be customers anyway. The remaining 9% who installed the app may be the target, make revenue, are easier to track, are exposed several times a day to invasive push notifications, provide they contact details and dozen photos, and maybe even end up purchasing a subscription to said newspaper. I'd be a big fan of the HTTP Header "X-I-Dont-Want-Your-Goddamn-Iphone-App: true", I'm just trying to understand better the economics of annoying customers with an app. Now that I think about it, Facebook should claim copyrigts on all photos you give it access to on your phone.