Because I can see that being classed as favoring apple services and apps of it is the case.
Not sure why I am getting down voted, this was a genuine question.
Because I can see that being classed as favoring apple services and apps of it is the case.
Not sure why I am getting down voted, this was a genuine question.
I'm having a hard time with the App Store, both as an example of an app that shows ads and should therefore not be allowed to use the device ID without prompting, but also being the app that manages the apps you run on a device, and therefore might require a device ID to function correctly?
But perhaps the answer is simpler than that, and Apple only needs to keyword-match to show ads in the App Store, no tracking ID required?
Personally, I would solve this dilemma by eliminating App Store ads. Users want the app they searched for, not the app a competitor is paying Apple to promote...
But wait, you can apply this line of reasoning to any product that is promoted through ads.
There is no meaningful difference when Apple uses "We already have an app for this" as a justification to remove third-party apps from their platform.