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HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Dec 18, 2020 10:26 AM EST On Thursday, Facebook brought its second full-page advertisement-like argument in newspapers, criticizing Apple's plans to inform iPhone and iPad users once an app is tracking them online. The Apple-Facebook feud began when the latest iOS 14 software update changing its privacy policies to make things more transparent, was launched. It has turned into a full-fledged war as Facebook claims that Apple is against the concept of free internet. The iOS 14 update is the most significant policy change that worries developers. The two Califo...

Explained: Why Facebook released ads to call out Apple’s new anti-tracking policy This is not the first time that Apple and Facebook have clashed over the issue of privacy. Apple CEO Tim Cook has in the past been critical of Facebook’s business model. Written by Shruti Dhapola , Edited by Explained Desk | Chandigarh | Updated: December 18, 2020 7:08:13 pm FILE - This combo of file photos shows the Apple and Facebook logos. Facebook is again pushing back on new Apple privacy rules for its mobile devices (AP Photo/File) Apple’s new p...

Apple versus Facebook war over iOS privacy norms intensifies Share Via Email Apple versus Facebook war over iOS privacy norms intensifies The Facebook-Apple war over privacy norms has been intensifying. On Thursday the social networking giant issued full-page newspaper ads once again, claiming that Apple's iOS 14 privacy changes "will change the internet as we know it." The new Facebook ad said that Apple privacy policies will force websites and blogs "to start charging you subscription fees" or add in-app purchases due to a lack of personalised ads, as per reports. With full-page ads in lea...

Facebook and Apple are having a drama about data privacy but you should pay attention to it Abel Wong - Dec 17, 2020 If you're an Apple fan, you might have come across a piece of news about  Facebook attacking Apple about ad-tracking. In fact, they bought a full-page newspaper ads column to address the issue about their policy and boy, we got ourselves some drama here. Apple also just responded but in case you missed it, here's what happened.  From the newspaper ad, Facebook claims to be standing up to Apple and speaking up for small businesses (SMEs). They started by saying the SMEs are...

What you need to know Tim Cook tweeted about iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency feature, using Facebook as an example. Facebook has been very vocal about its feelings about the feature. Apple CEO Tim Cook sent a message to Facebook last night, using Twitter as the medium. The social network has been outspoken about iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency feature, saying that it will harm small businesses. Cook's tweet explained the situation – using Facebook as an example. The App Tracking Transparency feature will require apps to ask users for their permission before they track them as they mov...