Apple and Facebook need each other more than they’d ever admit Daniel Howley
Apple and Facebook don t get along, but they re going to have to learn to live together
Apple (AAPL) doubled down on its big privacy push this week, rolling out changes making it tougher for digital advisers to track users in Safari and enabling iPhone users to know about the data that apps are collecting on them and where that data is being shared.
While the latest changes could benefit users interested in privacy, they will also hurt companies that sell targeted ads and a certain social network that made over $25 billion from advertising in the first quarter of 2021 Facebook. The move came the same day Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized Apple for the 30% fee it charges developers on its App Store.
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