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Apple’s new privacy rules might be another antitrust move – Fudzilla
Advertisers call foul Last week the fruity cargo cult Apple announced changes to its privacy rules which will require users to opt in to having their data collected by advertisers.
While most people thought this was a good idea, and showed that Jobs Mob really cared for its users and when advertisers called a foul, most people thought well they would say that anyway.
It turns out that there is a really good reason why Apple might have had self-interested motives for the change. What observers forgot was that Apple also offers advertising, and by limiting the amount of data outside marketers collect, Apple’s access to the data becomes more valuable.
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