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Apple's sign-in button, built for a post-Cambridge Analytica world, is a sign of how much tech infrastructure needs to be rebuilt as privacy expectations change

Protection against developers, not hackers  —  In 2019, Facebook isn't just a homepage; it's a passport. Tweets: @natisho and @peterpur Tweets: @natisho : “This might seem strange: Apple is tightening the reins on developers at a developer conference, of all places” Unlike Facebook, Apple is making sure that their platform is not a place for data and privacy abuse. That's what it's all about. https://www.theverge.com/... Peter Purgathofer / @peterpur : »it's one of the first privacy measures that seems to grasp the norms of how privacy works after the Cambridge Analytica scandal [...] Platforms are expected to monitor and control all the ways partners could be abusing their privileges« https://www.theverge.com/...

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