You can ask yourself whether it’s a coincidence that Google and Facebook have privacy labels that are so out of kilter with Apple’s, that it’s simply a consequence of how those apps work, of you can “follow the money.” Google and Facebook make their revenue from digital advertising, while Apple makes its own from selling devices and a services ecosystem. And so, while Google and Facebook will emphasize that the stark privacy labels associated with their apps enhances their services and our user experience, it also ensures that the $100 billion-plus in ad revenues keep flowing.Īnd so, you can form a view. And while we all like Pizza, the same data analytics can be used to influence our opinions and tailor our social media streams to ensure that we live within our own echo chambers, keeping us engaged and online for longer, selling us more stuff and shaping our points of view.Įvery app, every platform, every service that fuels these profiles simply exacerbates this situation. Each datapoint enables an advertiser to specific the audience it wants to reach. That all seems fairly harmless, but the profiles that companies like Google and Facebook can build on each of us is much more granular than this.
We also may use your IP address to determine your approximate location, so that we can serve you ads for a nearby pizza delivery service if you search for ‘pizza’.”
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MORE FROM FORBES Why You Need To Update Your Samsung 5G Phone After Critical New Warning By nullĪs Google explains, “if you watch videos about baking on YouTube, you may see more ads that relate to baking as you browse the web. That’s why Safari blocks trackers whereas Chrome is trialing its convoluted, flawed FLoC solution to maintain its targeted ad machine. Everything we’re now talking about as regards privacy flows back to that simple premise. And the more tailored and targeted those ads are, the more likely you are to respond and buy, and the more money Google can charge its customers to show you those ads. It makes most of its money by selling access to you by showing you ads. If you don’t buy its devices and services, it doesn’t make money. And that’s credible because Apple is a product company. Apple sets out to put user privacy first, it has become one of the company’s unique selling points. Next, press either Import All, or select the photos you want to import and then press Import.But there is a fundamentally different approach to privacy here as well-and ultimately it comes down to trust. Then select where you want to save the imported photos from the Import To list.Ĥ. Try using your Mac’s built-in Image Capture app.ģ. Perhaps you want to save certain photos to a folder in the Finder or maybe delete a handful of photos from your phone. Optionally you can choose just a selection of photos, then click Import Selected. If you want Photos to remove the photos off your phone, check the box labelled Delete items after import (or Delete items when you shrink the window) before you begin importing photos.
Usually the Photos app (or iPhoto) will open, but if it doesn’t go ahead and open it.ģ. Click the Import tab, then click Import New Items, and the import should begin.Ĥ. If you don’t use a cloud storage or sync services like iCloud / Photo Stream try this.ġ. Grab your white USB charging cable and plug one end in your iPhone and the other into the USB port on your Mac computer.Ģ. Sometimes Apple tries to get too clever and loses users with complex ways of doing things Here's and old-fashioned simple way to get your iPhone photos onto your Mac
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