Apple’s data privacy flaw? User’s viral tweet about unexpected bra ads from Zepto sparks hilarious responses
1 day, 4 hours ago

Apple’s data privacy flaw? User’s viral tweet about unexpected bra ads from Zepto sparks hilarious responses

Live Mint  

A tweet from a user named Aman has gone viral, potentially highlighting the unintended consequences of Apple’s data privacy measures. In his tweet, Aman wrote, “Apple data privacy is top notch guys. Apple’s privacy policy, which focuses on anonymising user data and limiting tracking, aims to protect users from invasive advertising. In Aman's case, it appears that Zepto, a popular grocery delivery service, did not have access to specific demographic details about him, likely due to Apple’s privacy measures.

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