Facebook is promoting banners against Apple to force it to give up privacy stickers
Facebook has warned its users of Apple's new policy on iPhone and iPad mobile applications that it adversely affects advertisements for companies and users.
According to the technical site 9to5Mac, Facebook is promoting a number of banners in a campaign on its various platforms to draw the attention of its users and warn them of the impact of the changes that Apple makes on Facebook and Instagram ads.
Facebook displays a number of messages and banners in its iOS apps that criticize Apple in an attempt by the company to get users to attract its opinion to change Apple's opinion on the privacy rules that it has put in its app store, as Facebook will be affected by this decision more than any other company.
When accessing applications such as Facebook Business Suite and Facebook Ads in iOS systems on iPhones and iPads, users will see a distinct message at the top of the screen about the extent of information that these applications will collect about users; Which harms these applications and advertisers.
And Apple announced a few days ago, that privacy stickers will be displayed prominently below the download button for the application, as most applications will receive up to a number of ratings, to submit to Apple to update their applications, as Apple seeks from this step to provide users with the information they need to make choices about Which applications they prefer to use.
Privacy stickers force different apps to comply with Apple's privacy terms, where stickers are classified into data used to track you, data associated with you, and data that is not related to you.
