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Bite of the Forbidden Fruit: Apple’s Safari Privacy Blunder Unleashes Tracking Horrors on EU iPhones
In a twist of irony, Apple’s Safari in the EU has become the antitrust antithesis of privacy, with third-party app stores tracking users’ web footsteps. Cue the “privacy-focused” browser leaking data, despite Cupertino’s claims. #ApplePrivacyBlunder
Hot Take:
Oh, Apple, look at you making friends across the pond by turning European Safari users into unwilling stars of "The Truman Show: App Store Edition." It's like you're trying to prove that the only thing more innovative than your tech is your ability to create privacy paradoxes. Way to turn "Private Browsing" into "Private? Browsing..."Already a member? Log in here