Apple iOS privacy clampdown 'did little' to reduce tracking • The Register
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Double-standard rules have strengthened iGiant's gatekeeper power
Personal Tech Apple iOS privacy clampdown 'did little' to reduce tracking Double-standard rules have strengthened iGiant's gatekeeper power Thomas Claburn Thomas Claburn Published fri 8 Apr 2022 // 22:06 UTC Apple's ramp up in iOS privacy measures has affected small data brokers, yet apps can still collect group-oriented data and identify users via device fingerprinting, according to a study out of Oxford. What's more, the researchers claim, Apple itself engages in and allows some forms of tracking, which serve to strengthen its control over the iOS market. In a paper titled, "Goodbye Tracking
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