"Mobile tracking is also on the rise, as online advertisers attempt to reach consumers on smartphones. Apple declined to comment on the use of the iPhone in the alleged practices, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs has previously said companies should ask consumers "every time" if they want to use their data."
Monday, September 20, 2010
Cookies' Cause Bitter Backlash
This article on Cookies Cause Bitter Backlash was in the Wall Street Journal. I found this article to be very interesting because it is scary how smart phones and computer websites can find out important personal information, which is good for companies but not for the individual's sake.
"Mobile tracking is also on the rise, as online advertisers attempt to reach consumers on smartphones. Apple declined to comment on the use of the iPhone in the alleged practices, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs has previously said companies should ask consumers "every time" if they want to use their data."
"Mobile tracking is also on the rise, as online advertisers attempt to reach consumers on smartphones. Apple declined to comment on the use of the iPhone in the alleged practices, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs has previously said companies should ask consumers "every time" if they want to use their data."
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