Apple makes it harder for apps to track your online activity and location, while Facebook tells users to opt in to sharing this data for the sake of small businesses. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #Technology
Apple makes it harder for apps to track your online activity and location, while Facebook tells users to opt in to sharing this data for the sake of small businesses. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #Technology
Finally some informative content from this show
ReplyIf the app’s free, we’re the product.
ReplyAcceptable be spying on you and your life as well listening to your conversation lol big brother is always watching 😉
ReplyThey do all this tracking and I still don’t get advertising for the things I really want. I’m currently getting ads for a company that two states away from me. And they don’t operate outside that state.
ReplyAnd Facebook squealing about it just makes me think billionaire tears are tasty.
Apple business is to overcharge for under-delivering while sticking an apple sticker in the hardware. It still baffles me how many people are willing to spend on iPhone apps for stuff you can get free on a PC, and you can easily stop FB tracking (most of it) with a few plugins.
ReplyThat F@ckin Gary is creepy!
ReplyAw, c’mon, guys. I mean, yes, FB is making billions turning you into an easy target for businesses… But one of those businesses is owned by a black woman! This sounds like an SNL Mafia sketch.
ReplySadly the most popular services provider google, the only way can opt out is by not signing in or even using their services. Go ahead opt out of everything on YouTube and delete all your data they have a UI for it, as long as you’re signed in you will still get tailored recommendation based of what you do on YouTube and every other google related service. Google almost makes Microsoft seem honest, almost.
ReplyMy privacy comes first, I already opt out of everything.
ReplyTime for FaceBook to go the way of the Dodo and MySpace.
ReplyIt’s about time someone said this
ReplyOff topic but this page would not load at all in Chrome and then once I opened it in Edge, the Chrome page loaded. <.<, >.>, o.O, O.o
ReplyTy Apple 4 this move. Ty 1 more time.
ReplyThat literally happens, speak to my friends about something and type the first letter on google and the entire phrase pops up…
ReplyDuck duck go has search relevant adds without tracking. Privacy and relevant advertising are not mutually exclusive.
ReplyI bet Myspace Tom would love to see Facebook charging their users.
ReplyI have always favored Android for reasons like having external storage, and them not changing the features that require new purchases for your phones. but with Apple’s new opt-in standard and now that you have to buy cloud storage for both operating systems I’ll be considering switching.
ReplyI never wanted an iPhone but my next phone might be an iPhone just for privacy…
ReplyFacebook: selling your data to everyone
ReplyApple: locking your data into their ecosystem
doesn’t matter what phone you or apps you use, unless you are off the grid the tech companies have your data already
I have never seen an ad for a small business on Facebook. So I wonder if Facebook is giving company’s priority based on their size and how much they pay them for advertising.??
ReplyI deleted my fakebook over a year ago
ReplyI’ve searched for something online ended up buying it with cash, in person and the internet stopped sending me ads about said product ..that was creepy AF
ReplySo the new Apple phone is now as customizable as Myspace was?
ReplyAs if Facebook is the only way to advertise…
ReplyTwo rival megacorporations temporarily and unsustainably pandering to their customer base just to reel in the most suckers is not something to cheer about.
ReplyFacebook is all like
“SHHHHHhhhh… We know what is best for you to buy. You are only your search histories, and nothing more as a person.”
ReplyIn Japan shower seats are used at all ages. Literally.
ReplyTargeted ads is AS BAD as when the 24 hour news cycle came into place
ReplySo after my last google update facebook has started showing up in my pull down menu even though i disabled the app
ReplyHow did us people above 40 survived all this time?
Replyah ah ah ah ah ah ah …
ReplyGary needs to be a repeating character
ReplyWhat company wins more than Facebook in the advertising industry ? Google.
ReplyGmail. Youtube. Google Map. Who’s tracking you the most ? Facebook you say ? Nope.
iOS is the best
ReplyYou also target your audience based on data google gathered from them, Trevor. And you know it
Tbh I really don’t have any problem with the ads
ReplyMARK Z OPENED THE DOOR FOR STALKER CULTURE TO THRIVE…. HES TOXIC & IF YOU ARE A SMALL BUSINESS THEN REWORK YOU BUSINESS PLAN – SOCIAL MEDIA IS NOT/NEVER WAS A FOUNDATIONAL PILLAR TO KEEP A BUSINESS RUNNING ANYWAY!
GET OFF AND USE YOUR BRAINS
ReplyFacebook: “How will a young man find about things he wants to buy without targeted ads to help him?!”
Research his options and find the product he wants? Kind of like how people have done since the dawn of civilization? Despite what the PR officials at Facebook apparently think, young people these days CAN actually figure out what they want without an advertiser shoving it down our throats.
ReplyCan black voice Siri say the N-word?
ReplyMy facebook is obviously very different than Trevor’s
ReplyYour privacy is worth $12.
ReplyFinally changed the outro image
ReplyI’ve not searched for an extended auto warranty for 10 years, but I know tomorrow I’ll get a call for one – thanks Robo Calls
ReplyDroppimg
ReplyNew update is basically what android has
ReplyI don’t have Facebook but YouTube does that to me. I will be talking about weight loss and the nex thing I see is multiple ads about weight loss.
ReplyOffer to PAY ME and maybe I’ll let you track me!!! We all should get paid for our data! #UBI #yang2024
Reply…. Trevor Noah, talking about tracking and targeted ADs, shows a shower chair… What was i just googling? Shower chairs… Something is fishy
ReplyToo bad Android doesn’t care about privacy…
ReplyI talked to my friend one morning about a his cool plastic storage box on his desk. That’s all. I didn’t search for it online. Then that afternoon Facebook show me the exact storage box ads. Freakin creep me out man.
ReplyI’ve always used this logic with it… Either way, I am getting an AD thrown at me… Would I rather have ads that are relevant to me? Or would I like to get random stuff that I would never care about…
ReplyWell, I usually don’t like Apple, but what they did to Facebook really pleases me.
And yes, we must have more of Gary, great character.
ReplyGet tf outta here, Gary
ReplyYup
ReplyOne of best host of all times
ReplyI will definitely move to Apple, if this is true in the long-term (not only to advertise Apple in the short-term).
ReplyI think that Amazon, Facebook (Instagram, WhatsApp…) are committing a daily crime regarding our lives and our privacy!!!
ReplyUm Trevor if you don’t know this apple tries to clean out all competitors so it can develop it’s own app
Replywrong Sounds like they are making it harder to tell how much they are using your private info
ReplyWish you had left the weight stigmatizing, food demonizing comment out Trevor. Please stop.
ReplyWell, this is about the only reason I’d switch to Apple. Literally, the one and only reason. And ibwouldnt be happy about it.
Replyforeal tf they gots shmoney
ReplySo exciting!
ReplyWhat’s facebook?
ReplyGet out of Facebook and Twitter, for your’s sake!!! You don’t need any of that!!!!! It’s all one big bull@$&% !!!
ReplyI cannot stand all the ads on facebook especially when they’re targeted.
ReplyIn theory I have nothing against Apps collecting data to personalise the adds that are shown to me. But in practise Facebook and co failed to treat this personal and sometimes intimate data as something worth saving from unauthorised access. For example there is currently data publicly available about more than 500 Million FB users including their phone numbers and many more things.
ReplyIts time for me to get iphone
ReplyFacebook is narc central
ReplyNot defending Facebook, but we’ve actually had targeted ads for decades. Transformers? He-Man? Thundercats? Literally all 30 minute targeted ads.
ReplyA future without Facebook? *dreams of world peace*
ReplyAndroid phones have this option since forever. Apples whole concept is to introduce technology that has been standart in Andoird phones generations ago.
ReplyWe all had privacy, untill the smartphone came into this world. Blessed are the ones who do not have and never will buy a smartphone, tab or computer. Those are the real people who own their privacy.
ReplyFirst time apple has something that would convince me to get an iPhone
ReplyBusinesses have subcontracted the marketing to Facebook. It is the same thing that all employers have done with their HR departments using temp agencies.
ReplyFacebook is a virus that you invite to be on your computer.
ReplyFacebook users are the product, not the customer.
ReplyGarry reminds me a lot of Stephen Colbert. Great impression.
ReplyJust delete Instagram, fb and WhatsApp problem solved.
ReplyWhat I don’t get is why is this only happening now? Android has been doing this for years! This is nothing revolutionary. Just Apple catching up with trends instead of setting them…
ReplyApple doesn’t need cookies to track you. They control the hardware that is tracking you.
ReplyRight, but how to make Apple not to track us?
ReplyIf everybody gets the same disadvantage, how can “small businesses” be hurt?
ReplyWho is saying Facebook is free?
Here in this part of Africa, we pay for data before you login to Facebook..
You can’t use Facebook without buy an internet data and this is money
ReplyOk he has a point but Gary doesn’t have to get a new job that’s not fair plus the apple will be coming up something else in the coming months my guess their own ad platform and they will be using the data then what people will throw away their iPhone Naaaaaaaa they will use it and then their data will be used also
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