Goodness, GM just keeps making bad decisions one after another when iot comes to Tech.

Google has yet to comment on the report, so the reason for the lack of recent iOS app updates is unconfirmed, but Fast Company makes the reasonable assumption that Google might be trying to delay revealing its privacy label information, especially after the negative attention that Facebook received over its very lengthy privacy label.

No doubt Google will be presenting similar privacy information as Facebook.  This will be interesting to watch.

Very good write-up by Andrés Arrieta regarding Facebook and their full page add nonsense against Apple’s AppTrackingTransparency feature.

Make no mistake: this latest campaign from Facebook is one more direct attackagainst our privacy and, despite its slick packaging, it’s also an attack against other businesses, both large and small.

I quit Facebook & Instagram about two years ago, not just because of the privacy issues but I found the content was making me feel more anxious and less connected.

Facebook’s Laughable Campaign Against Apple Is Really Against Users and Small Businesses | Electronic Frontier Foundation

[2/5/2022 update] – As expected, FB (Meta) has lost a ton of revenue due to this change.