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2021-10-18

This is a good example on how to deal with privacy issues..rather than thrusting ads on unsuspecting consumers..

Giving users more power and receive focused ones is a win-win proposition both in terms of business and marketing…

Apple Tripled Its Ad Market Share After Blocking Competitors from Targeting Consumers

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