Technology’s Obsession With Location is Crazy

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with-ios-15-ipados-15-macos-monterey-and-watchos-8/">announced new privacy protections</a> across iOS15 and macOS Monterey. It’s about time too, and many other technology companies should follow suit.What is it with this crazy obsession to know your email id or your location before you can add value to people’s lives?Apple goes, so you want to know their email id? Hold my beer. I will take their email ID and give you one from MARS. There you go. Play with that.Say what? Do you want to know precisely where they from before you take their money? Hold my beer. Let me hide their IP address from you. The

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re you go. Happy hunting.From Apple:<blockquote id="031c">The new feature helps users prevent senders from knowing when they open an email and masks their IP address so it can’t be linked to other online activity or used to determine their location.</blockquote>When you offer a product or service to someone, do you first ask them where they are from? Or do you take the money? Thought so.It’s easy. Our ancestors showed us how. Just ask which cave are you hanging out in because the saber-tooth tigers are really giving us hell where we are right now.Just ask.</article></body>

Apple just dealt the first blow.

Apple announced new privacy protections across iOS15 and macOS Monterey. It’s about time too, and many other technology companies should follow suit.

What is it with this crazy obsession to know your email id or your location before you can add value to people’s lives?

Apple goes, so you want to know their email id? Hold my beer. I will take their email ID and give you one from MARS. There you go. Play with that.

Say what? Do you want to know precisely where they from before you take their money? Hold my beer. Let me hide their IP address from you. There you go. Happy hunting.

From Apple:

The new feature helps users prevent senders from knowing when they open an email and masks their IP address so it can’t be linked to other online activity or used to determine their location.

When you offer a product or service to someone, do you first ask them where they are from? Or do you take the money? Thought so.

It’s easy. Our ancestors showed us how. Just ask which cave are you hanging out in because the saber-tooth tigers are really giving us hell where we are right now.

Just ask.