If you have an apple device and other tech devices, mold your behavior

Have an iPhone? You can’t opt out of Apple from tracking you. You can turn it off, but what you are really doing is giving them permission to track you. The cross app tracking is defaulted to allow them to track you, and if you don’t want that you have to turn it off in the settings.<br><br>They then ask you to allow or disallow it for every single cross app. If you say no to the cross app, you are simply giving Apple permission from then on to track your movements between apps.<br><br>Don’t believe me? Do it. You’ll see it’s a permission to continue tracking mold your behavior. <br><br>And what about the cross app tracking for Apple themselves. What does that mean? You probably allowed it to let Apple track what you do on your computer based on what you do on your phone.<br><br>Don’t believe me. Try to turn cross app tracking off for Apple now. You won’t be able to. I bet you already allowed that permission when you got the new iPhone and you didn’t even realize what you did. Now you can’t opt out of Apple tracking.<br><br>Now I want you to go ahead and look at what other permissions you allowed to give companies permission to track cross app. <br>Did you know Facebook tracks your behavior between apps on your phone? <br>Did you allow permission for them to do that? You probably allowed it to continue using Facebook, and you didn’t even realize you were giving them permission to track every time you cross between apps on your phone.<br><br>Your phone is a very sophisticated surveillance device. Apple and Google are the manufacturers of most of the phones in the world, and they both have the ability to track your behavior for free. Why? They need to create an algorithm from that data so that other companies can buy into that algorithm to use as well.<br><br>Google tracks your movement, phone usage, etc, and all that data is used to sell your behavior to corporations. Facebook does the same. Are you still using those platforms? You need to mold your behavior and stop.<br><br>Edit:<br>Don’t be confused, the term “opt out” is referring to giving Apple Facebook etc permission to track you. You don’t really opt out of anything. What you are doing is giving them permission to track cross app. You probably allowed it to continue mold your behavior.