Cesar Battistini Maziero
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TikTok can collect users' biometric data according to its new privacy policy
Creepy! Will keep watching compilations on YouTube hahahahaha
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Facebook sponsored research paper lambasts Apple's iOS 14.5 privacy
If they hadn't taken my country hostage, I would leave Facebook.But even to schedule doctor appointments WhatsApp is used.Most businesses have only an instagram, or Facebook page. No website.They have their ecosystem so deep, that only their services is enough to provide the tracking they need to survive.I Would pay for a private internet.
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New Apple privacy ad highlights App Tracking Transparency
yikes, I turno off all location and everything on those socials.omasou said:That's awesome. Really provides a perspective to what's happening with people's data.
The other day I went to a restaurant that I have never been to before. While waiting for my order, I decide to checkout what's on Instagram (I rarely use the app and never comment). Guess what shows up in my feed? An ad for the restaurant that, I am sitting in. If that doesn't give people the hebegebeees then I don't know what will.I just don't leave them because in Brazil, many businesses only have information (phone, address or menu) available on social. -
Advertisers flee to Android as majority of iOS users opt out of ad tracking
Surprised its 36%, I see no reason to opt in.This data harvest is wrong, Steve Jobs said it himself, he predicted it would get out of control. -
Spotify, Tile, Tinder App Store complaints are solely business grievances, Apple says
I swear I don't understand how this is even going to court.The fact that people want to advertise cheaper prices outside the App Store is bizarre.It's like putting Target ads inside of Walmart. Makes no sense.And the fact that Android is a nightmare with intrusive adware in almost all Androids I came in contact with (All owned by non tech people.).Just an example - My grandma had a lot of problems with Android, to the point there was a 3D cube in the Home Screen presenting ads. And I had to go to the file system to delete it.Now with her iPhone, she safely gets whatever game she wants, if she doesn't like like, she just deletes it.The Appstore provides a frictionless experience. That has a value, and developers know that. They just want more money.
