Apple breaks its silence on the privacy crackdown that’s roiled the online ad industry
THE SO WHAT
Apple is making clear its new Safari tracking limits aren’t a bluff—browser-level privacy is now a moving target, not a one-time change. Any growth strategy that leans on third-party tracking should be re-forecasted against a world where Apple keeps tightening the screws every 12–18 months.
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