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There is only 1 reason for encouraging customers or users to use the app, and that is RRR (Retention, Retargeting & Re-engagement), which is very high in mobile.

>>kocial+(OP)
You forgot data collection

I think if people realized how much data they can get from your iPhone with simple permissions like WiFi they’d think twice about giving so many apps access

>>gxs+C
This is getting less and less true though. Also WiFi permission is not a thing on iOS.

>>frizla+21
These apps were recently found to be collectind a huge amount of personal browsing data from the device, regardless of whether private browser mode was used or permission settings.

https://localmess.github.io/

This technique was discovered, makes me wonder how many undiscovered techniques are still in use.

>>frizla+21
I understand but less true doesn’t mean not true

Also my bad, been a while since I installed an app believe it or not - also possible I saw this in android, but the general point stands

>>crimso+b5
This is on android. iOS has usually less privacy issues.

>>gxs+v8
Yeah permissions are relatively straightforward on iOS, and tracking w/o user consent is very much involved nowadays, whether in an app or on the web, and probably more difficult in an app.

>>kocial+(OP)
RRR is also a fun film.