Apple’s app subscriptions a little less draconian than previously thought
As things stand, if you buy a subscription to The New Yorker or Popular Science in the iTunes store, you will get a little dialogue box asking if it’s all right if Apple shares some of your personal information with the publisher. Initially, publishers were worried, reasonably enough, that users would overwhelmingly say no. But they don’t. In fact, about 50 percent opt in.
The Surprising Reason Publishers Are Finally Saying Yes to Apple
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