There's a reason everybody nags you to install their apps on every website.
- if you have found away to get around iOS’s sandboxing, you could collect a bug bounty
- ad blocking doesn’t work well or at all for first party ads like FB, Reddit and Twitter use.
There's an advertising id built-in into the device... Just the thought of that on a browser would make everybody scream.
> - if you have found away to get around iOS’s ssndboxing, you could collect a bug bounty
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/conversio...
> - ad blocking doesn’t work well or at all for first party ads like FB, Reddit and Twitter use.
For now, only Facebook is resisting on it's own website with some obfuscation but I have no doubt that new browser apis will close that gap. For Facebook tracking on external websites it does work though, something I can't say exists at the moment in the mobile world.
