Apple vs Facebook: iPhone Maker Retaliates on Social Media Giant's Ad-Tracking After Shady Newspaper Ads

Apple retaliated against Facebook, saying that the social media's ad-tracking are violating user's privacy in its apps and conditions. This comes after social networking websites attacked Apple with newspaper ads about small businesses. The Apple-Facebook war has begun and both companies are going for each other's necks, exposing every flaw and issue to the public.

Personalized ads are what Apple aims to give users the power to enable or disable when the time comes. However, Facebook thinks that these are focused on Apple's revenues in the coming year, and not what it initially claims to be doing for iOS users.

Facebook and Epic Games vs. Apple

Previously, another app developer has faced the iron hand of Apple regarding monetary disputes, particularly with "Fortnite" and Epic Games' newly-established payment system. The 70-30 split among developers and the App Store were changed by Epic Games, allowing players to pay less for the same service as it moved away from Apple's terms.

Facebook has announced that it will back and side Epic Games with their "pro-people" and "small business" venture, versus the Cupertino giant who focuses on revenue and money-making.

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Written by Isaiah Alonzo