Reply to post: Perspective

Apple's anti-ad-tracking iPhone feature took a '$10bn' chunk out of social network revenues

Chris G

Perspective

How has that drop in advertising revenue affected the sales of those who would have placed ads and paid for the privilege?

Users pay FartBook for its services with their data, who then sells that data to the ad companies, who charge the product manufacturers who want to advertise their products and the manufacturers recover the cost of that advertising by charging the customers who provide the data to enable them to be advertised to.

Users lose twice.

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