Facebook pays users to sideload data-gathering VPN in apparent violation of Apple privacy ...

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• Reply 21 of 23

  AppleExposed Posts: 1,805unconfirmed, member

  January 30, 2019 4:54PM

  crowley said:

  No so much rule “breaking” as skirting around them.
  
  If the users were aware of what they were doing when they took the $20 then I don’t see all that much wrong with this. The mentality of those users to agree to such a thing is beyond me, but if it’s what they want to do, meh, knock yourself out. 
  
  

  It goes against Apple policy.
  
  Apple revoked Facebooks certificates.
  
  White Knight knocked off his horse again!

  
• Reply 22 of 23

  k2kw Posts: 2,075member

  January 31, 2019 3:01AM

  Rayz2016 said:

  Wow. They’re paying children to entrap other children in their scheme to track children. 
  
  If Facebook was a person, it’d be told it couldn’t live within six blocks of a playground. 

  I think its great that people get paid.   
• Reply 23 of 23

  mac voyer Posts: 1,294member

  January 31, 2019 7:38PM

  I don't know if anyone has made this point or not, but it seems as if Google has something to answer for. Facebook had to violate Apple's rules to do this. And they pulled their app as a result. As far as I know, there is no violation of Google's rules. And they are just fine with it. That seems like a problem.