Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
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Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
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Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#2+1 to Apple's track record for user privacy.
I do not regret switching from Android to iOS (even if siri is woefully behind the voice assistant game)
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#3What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#4What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
It's a paid site.
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#5What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
It’s a pay site. Logging in gives the, a chance to upsell.
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#6It's a shame that in today's world we have to choose between platforms that are open-ended and platforms whose software respects its users. But given that choice, I support this outcome.
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
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#8What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
Many sites do that nowadays. The Information seems to be pretty nice, but it's super expensive. At least to me.
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#9What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
The Information isn't that random (as the name implies).
It's an attempt to create a high-value, investigative tech magazine. The paywall is rather strict and it seems to be aimed at the investor class, so I'm not entirely sure how well it's going because I'm not a subscriber, but I believe I've seen a few important stories that originated with them.
Re: Facebook Hit by Apple’s Crackdown on Messaging Feature
#10What's with the login wall to read the article? Does every random site need my personal information now?
The Information isn't that random (as the name implies). It's an attempt to create a high-value, investigative tech magazine. The paywall is rather strict and it seems to be aimed at the investor class, so I'm not entirely sure how well it's going because I'm not a subscriber, but I believe I've seen a few important stories that originated with them.
It may be they're a quality site but I've never heard of them before. Not about to hand over personal contact information to an unknown party.
If it were the New York Times or some site I've heard of however, I'd happily login.