A coupon could still be an image you find online that can be scanned and that’s it. Apps are totally not necessary unless they squeeze something out of the user.
A coupon could still be an image you find online that can be scanned and that’s it. Apps are totally not necessary unless they squeeze something out of the user.
That doesn't seem like I'm giving up much information. Considering I'm placing the order at that McDonald's anyways, and they know the addresses of their franchisees.
Like I said, the same information is already revealed when I use a credit card.
I'm not granting it permission to track my location when I'm not using the app, obviously.
If they are using your IP address to track you, a website can do that just as easily.
Websites can also ask you for your location.
In the comment you replied to I asked
> from your GPS without you giving them permission?
Caring about your privacy and using an OS by an adtech company is kind of orthogonal…