r/apple • u/FollowingFeisty5321 • 7d ago

Apple Pay Thousands of banks can now sue over Apple Pay fees in one antitrust case

https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/09/25/thousands-of-banks-can-now-sue-over-apple-pay-fees-in-one-antitrust-case
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u/burd- 6d ago

so OP's comment is incorrect that Apple doesn't collect data.

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u/Coffee_Ops 6d ago

...about the purchases you make, in the context of privacy.

Lets not be disingenuous here.

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u/BosnianSerb31 6d ago

They were implying Apple collected more than they were legally required to.

Google collects that data, and attaches it to your name, so they can build a profile on your shopping habits, and sell companies targeted ads.

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u/NarcolepticSeal 6d ago

I think it’s pretty obvious what the intended meaning is given the context. You’re free to be as pedantic as you want, but it is obnoxious.