Apple advocates for forthcoming privacy changes as ‘standing up for our customers’.

In response to criticism of Facebook’s upcoming privacy changes, it shared “Waiting for our customers” in a statement. To the edge. Facebook is criticizing the company ahead of a future iOS update, saying users should give their permission to apps to collect data about them. Facebook took full page newspaper ads today Attack on Apple, States that the changes “limit the ability of businesses to implement personalized advertising and reach their customers effectively.”

Here is Apple’s full statement:

We believe this is a simple matter to stand up for our customers. Users need to know when their data is collected and shared on other apps and websites – and they have the choice of whether or not to allow it. Application Tracking Transparency in iOS 14 Facebook does not need to change its approach to track users and create targeted ads, they need to give users a choice.

Apple came out with an announcement on Friday that Facebook plans to implement another anti-Apple statement BuzzFeed News Editor John Pazkovsky. This new announcement states that Apple’s software update will “make the Internet worse as we know it” because places like blogs and cooking sites will have to charge for subscriptions or in-app purchases instead of running personalized ads. To provide content‌ for free.

Applications are not required for user permission Early next year. The change has already been delayed once – in fact, this fall began with the release of iOS 14.

Apple adds spit between the two companies New App Store Privacy Labels It describes how iOS apps use your data.