Apple's Privacy Prompt

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State backed groups including the china advertising association, which has two thousand members, and a research institute that directly reports to a government ministry. They have come up with an alternative to the iphone idea with something called c a i d. And it is a direct violation of apples guide lines for how developers and advertisers can track you. It does not ask for permission, and there is no optout. So it could not be more of a challenge to what apple is trying to roll out. We've got that confirmed for bite dance and ten cents - those aps could be blocked from the apstore.

US airlines are optimistic about the industry after more people flew in the US this past weekend than any time since the start of the pandemic, and companies are turning to tree planting to appeal to eco-conscious consumers.

Plus, the FT’s Patrick McGee explains why some of China’s biggest technology companies are testing a tool to bypass Apple’s new privacy rules.

China’s tech giants test way around Apple’s new privacy rules

https://www.ft.com/content/520ccdae-202f-45f9-a516-5cbe08361c34

US airline chiefs express optimism after busy spring travel weekend

https://www.ft.com/content/08f16182-a8ef-495a-a249-90b68f096e36

Saplings fly off the shelves as consumer brands turn green

https://www.ft.com/content/522e9f1e-711d-40c0-b265-2998c9194fd3?

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