Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
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Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#2... And nothing of value was lost.
If it's detremental to your business to not be able to track users on such a granular level, it's a bad business.
I'm sure Facebook will survive here.
100% biased, can't stand that company.
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#3... And nothing of value was lost. If it's detremental to your business to not be able to track users on such a granular level, it's a bad business. I'm sure Facebook will survive here. 100% biased, can't stand that company.
Same. Good if FB takes a hit!
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#4Good!
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#5> Now Apple is going to slowly shut off the oxygen in order to take the value for themselves.
what happened was that developers left the facebook platform and all those viral games consolidated into zynga .
Also , with targeted channels closed, ad money will have to flow to non-targeted ads, which actually benefits small publishers who can sell a lot of impressions. It's not like ad spending will stop
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Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#7I wonder how long it will be before Apple gets into serious ad business themselves.
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#8Maybe this will encourage switching to context-based ads. If I'm reading blog post about Rust, I might be interested in buying books or online training in Rust. Or, if I'm watching a video on how to take care of kitten, food or vaccination for kitten might be of interest for me. Nobody needs to track all my activity to guess that.
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#9I wonder how long it will be before Apple gets into serious ad business themselves.
Negative a decade, at least. :)
Re: Facebook isn’t happy about Apple’s upcoming ad tracking restrictions
#10a bit off topic, how much time does your spouse spend on Facebook? I just peeked at her iPhone time tracking thingy and it's 26 hours a week. That sounds crazy to me. The scarier thing is that she doesn't see anything wrong with it. But I can't say anything to her; I chose being happy than being right. But then again not very happy either. Oh well.