If a few months ago a war broke out between Epic Games and Apple for commissions on Fortnite purchases, now there is a war, and this is tougher, between Facebook and Apple. And is that Apple now wants to notify us of everything that can collect, or collect, applications. That is to say, We can already know what Facebook analyzes about us when using the app just by entering the privacy information of Facebook within the App Store. Keep reading that we give you all the details of the new Facebook controversy.
Have been the boys of BuzzFeed News those who have leaked the message with which Facebook wants to criticize Apple for its "abuse of net neutrality." They will change the internet that we know, it will close deals, and it will make others find it increasingly difficult to reach the end of the month. Demolition Man. And all because Apple now shows all the information collected by applications in the App Store of users, and you only have to enter the information of the Facebook app to see that this list is endless. Does Apple affect this data? no, it simply warns us, which is undoubtedly the fairest ...
Apple's change will limit its ability to serve personalized ads. To make ends meet, they will have to start charging you subscription fees or add in app purchases. Make the internet much more expensive and cut down on free high-quality content. Beyond damaging apps and websites, many in the small business community say this change will be devastating for them too.
As you have seen, the announcement that they plan to publish, if it is true that it says this, is devastating for Apple. Facebook wants to show how many companies are going to be harmed by the new Cupertino policies. What's more, they say that many will have to close their businesses to be affected, and this is something to be careful with since it can be quite alarming in a complicated year after the Covid-19 pandemic. Will Facebook get what it wants? undoubtedly, Facebook still has great power, and there are many who will believe what they announce from the social network. We'll see what happens with all this ...
