> To their credit, Apple has consistently improved privacy measures, notably introducing App Tracking Transparency in iOS 14, App Store Privacy Nutrition Labels, and Privacy Manifests. Their latest efforts even restrict app developers from certain APIs that can potentially be misused for tracking without disclosure. However, despite Apple’s best efforts, companies continue to discover new methods to circumvent these protections, as we previously discussed here.
I would never understand developers talk with such deference about Apple. This section was unnecessary. I dont know why they had to 'pay respects' to multiple trillion dollar company.
Reminds me of marco.org, who was an active Apple enthusiast, reflecting on his own personal journey of his relationship with the company, and at some point he wanted 'validation from Apple, just like how you want validation from your parents'. He has since realized that Apple is just doing things not because of principles, but just to make money.
bitpush•7mo ago
I would never understand developers talk with such deference about Apple. This section was unnecessary. I dont know why they had to 'pay respects' to multiple trillion dollar company.
Reminds me of marco.org, who was an active Apple enthusiast, reflecting on his own personal journey of his relationship with the company, and at some point he wanted 'validation from Apple, just like how you want validation from your parents'. He has since realized that Apple is just doing things not because of principles, but just to make money.