You'd think that would force them to make the third party app experience as good as the first party app experience. Instead, they did the opposite...
You'd think that would force them to make the third party app experience as good as the first party app experience. Instead, they did the opposite...
Seems like this is a signal that they in fact take the privacy concerns seriously?
If they took the privacy concerns seriously it wouldn't take anti-trust pressure for this to happen.