Microsoft 365 includes premium Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps, 1 TB cloud storage in OneDrive, advanced security, and more, all in one convenient subscription. If everyone disabled personalized ads I would imagine this would go a long way to making tracking a moot issue to advertisers.This application requires a qualifying Microsoft 365 subscription. What I do is limit how long Google can store my data (who knows of they truly delete it) and I always disable personalized ads. Perhaps it's not good, but what are you gonna do. I accept tracking as a fact of modern life. However, in reality there is nothing to realistically be done at this point unless EVERY government in the world agrees to universal blocking and that is just isn't going to happen. Not to mention our past actions are already in numerous databases. Since we are in our friends contact lists, who knows how many times our contact info has been shared through apps.

We are tracked by our credit card companies and cell phone carriers. We are all traced so many ways and are in so many databases that the train has already left the station. In reply to reefer2:I am a bit confused about what all the noise is about privacy. But as The Financial Times notes, Apple’s vast profits and cash reserves provide it with a unique opportunity to do just that. Replacing Google Maps with Apple Maps was daunting enough-and one might argue that the product is still vastly inferior almost a decade later-but replacing Google Search seems like an insurmountable goal. Applebot is “used to build the vast database of online material that forms the foundation of any search engine,” the publication says. That evidence, such as it is, includes Apple’s 2018 hiring of John Giannandrea, a former Google Search executive, which the firm said was about boosting the artificial intelligence capabilities of the Siri virtual assistant, its “frequent job advertisements for search engineers,” and increased activity from Applebot, Apple’s web crawler. It further claims that “the move adds to growing evidence that it is working to build a rival to Google’s search engine.” “That web search capability marks an important advance in Apple’s in-house development and could form the foundation of a fuller attack on Google, according to several people in the industry,” The Financial Times claims, rather nebulously.

According to the publication, a little-noticed change in iOS 14 includes Apple’s own search results alongside those from Google and other sources.

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