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Ultimately, when you install a content blocker extension, you take responsibility for any overzealousness in what they block.
Lees meerWhat the EC is dictating to Google is just breathtaking in scope.
Lees meerUltimately, when you install a content blocker extension, you take responsibility for any overzealousness in what they block.
Lees meerUltimately, when you install a content blocker extension, you take responsibility for any overzealousness in what they block.
Lees meerUltimately, when you install a content blocker extension, you take responsibility for any overzealousness in what they block.
Lees meerThe obvious truth is that Apple’s ads just plain suck. They are not good at advertising-based services. And it shouldn’t be surprising that they’re not good at advertising-based services, because the incentives for advertising-based services are in …
Lees meerJohn Gruber (Mastodon): This to me is proof that Apple leadership is suffering from cognitive dissonance over their slide into advertising. They’re conflating cause and effect. The Apple brand stands for high-quality superior user experiences becaus…
Lees meerWojciech Reguła: Looks like moving the user’s TCC db to /private/var/containers/Data/ProtectedSystem/[UUID]/Data/Library/Application Support/com.apple.TCC/ was not the only change in the whole privacy castle of macOS 27. (What btw was a great move a…
Lees meerJeff Johnson: Although you can hide and unhide apps in your App Store purchase list, it turns out that hiding an app in the App Store purchase list does not hide the app in the updates list! I honestly can’t figure out the benefit of hiding an app i…
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