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Apple's AppTrackingTransparency framework left the mobile ecosystem reeling – but the writing was on the wall, says AppsFlyer CEO Oren Kaniel on this week's episode. ATT reminds him of when Apple pulled the plug on UDID and replaced it with the IDFA.

iOS 14.5 is perhaps the biggest change in the mobile ecosystem in a decade. While most iPhone owners might not see that much change, for the first time they are getting a choice about whether they allow adtech companies and brands to track them around the internet. For the first five years of mobile, anyone who wanted it got our hard-coded UDID, or universal device identifiers. After about 2010, anyone who wanted got our IDFAs, or identifiers for advertisers. There was an opt-out, but few saw it. Now, we'll all be asked for permission to track, like GDPR cookie notifications on the web.. App Annie CEO Ted Krantz and I chat about what that means for apps, companies, and people. Links: Support TechFirst with $SMRT coins: https://rally.io/creator/SMRT/ App Annie: https://www.appannie.com/ TechFirst transcripts: https://johnkoetsier.com/category/tech-first/ Forbes columns: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/ Full videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/johnkoetsier?sub_confirmation=1 Keep in touch: https://twitter.com/johnkoetsier

In this week's episode, we're talking about how Apple is tightening privacy settings in ios14 and how that might affect Facebook. We'll revisit why companies like Tesla issue stock to raise money when their share price is up and end off talking about whether there will be a place for the traditional grocery store in a world of same-day deliveriesOn Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode.Will iOS 14 privacy updates affect Facebook or Amazon? (0:55)Why companies like Tesla issue stock to raise money. (13:50)Amazon fresh versus Walmart groceries. (25:00)Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into the investable trends Millennials should be paying attention to.👉 For specific investment questions or advice contact Joel @ Gold Investment Management.📵 Facebook Says Apple’s New iPhone Update Will Disrupt Online AdvertisingUnder Apple’s changes, which will go into effect this fall in its iOS14 operating system, Facebook and other companies that facilitate online advertising will no longer be able to collect a person’s advertising identifier without the user’s permission. Many apps will begin asking users whether or not they want their behavior on the web to be tracked for the purposes of personalized ads.Example of Financial Time Misrepresenting the facts:Check out Ben Thompson’s outlook on what this spat between Apple and Facebook means and who will come out the winner and who will be the losers… it’s not who you think. see hereFrom the linked outlook article: Apple’s de facto deprecation of the IDFA here: Apple and FacebookEvery user on iOS has an Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) (Android has equivalent functionality); Apple added the IDFA in 2012, and banned ad networks from using a device’s MAC address or Unique Device Identifier (UDID) to identify a user. Unlike a MAC address or UDID, the IDFA could be reset or turned off by the user; if turned off, then a call to the IDFA API simply returned all zeros.Because the IDFA is consistent across applications, it makes it possible to track a user’s activity across apps. For example, suppose you click on an advertisement in one application for a mobile game, download the game, and then play the game; because the IDFA is the same across both apps, the ad network knows that clicking the ad led to you downloading and playing the game.Facebook super-charged this functionality: because Facebook also has access to the IDFA, it could more finely target that ad in the original app, drawing on all of Facebook’s data about you; this meant that the game developer could advertise to fewer people because they had a higher liklihood to convert, which meant that Facebook could charge a higher price for the ad on a CPM ( cost per thousand of advertsing impressions) basis, which meant the original app made more money from running the ad.🚗 TeslaOver the last 6 months, Tesla has been the hottest stock in the market. Since March 23rd lows it’s up nearly 600%… But is it Justified? There’s a bifurcation on Financial Twitter regarding the valuation and justification for its price…Choose your fighter. Short Sellers are down 18 billion this year and were down 4 billion in July🛒 Walmart’s new Amazon Prime competitor, Walmart+ will launch on September 15.What does Walmarts relationship with Shopify mean for retailers? Will Walmart+ be worth the money and does it make for a formidable adversary to Amazon prime and their fulfillment business.We think it does.The service will cost $98/year giving customers free shipping on orders over $35, Scan & Go shopping, and fuel discounts.Monthly subscriptions will also be available for $12.95.We can only assume Prime members are canceling their memberships for this screamin’ deal.Walmart is 15 years behind Amazon Prime so we’ll give them time.p.s. If you have been forwarded this newsletter, click the button below to subscribe!p.p.s. Answer from last week: Dude PerfectEnjoy the rest of your week! Get on the email list at reformedmillennials.substack.com

In 2016, the Rights to Persons with Disabilities Act was passed by the Government of India to replace the earlier PWD Act of 1995. The Act increased reservations for persons with disabilities from 3% to 4% in government jobs and from 3% to 5% in higher education institutions. The Act also expanded the list of recognised disabilities from 7 to 21, including many previously ignored conditions. The last decade also saw several new schemes to support PWDs, including scholarships, GST concessions, and the Unique Disability ID or UDID. And yet, despite these shifts in policy, persons with disabilities face considerable discrimination and inequality of opportunities in India. In this podcast, the third in SPRF's series on disability, Kausumi Saha speaks to Nipun Malhotra about his life with arthrogryposis, his activism, and his thoughts on disability policies in India.

Our guest today is David Philippson, CEO of DataSeat, which offers in-house programmatic capabilities and a custom bidding algorithm to app advertisers. David earlier founded one of the first MMPs, Ad-X Tracking, which they sold to Criteo in 2013. We're excited to host David because he's seen the evolution of tracking on mobile from the very early days. He's had a ringside view into the forces that have driven change over the years that have ultimately led us to the impending IDFA deprecation. Today we explore this history - and look at what lies ahead for mobile marketers.Key Highlights:1️⃣When was the first time there was a need for having some accountability for mobile marketing dollars?

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John and Dave kick off the week (and end the weekend) by digging into the mailbag and answering your questions. Topics covered include speeding up your workflow using Starred documents in Google Drive, finding your iOS device's UDID no matter what the circumstance, should you upgrade from Snow Leopard (and […]

Synopsis This week we went free-form with two of my favorite InfoSec insiders ...people you probably follow on Twitter but can't quite place.  Here are some of the topics covered this week: The Apple UDID theft - what really happened, why, and what more is there to this story? Information vs. DISinformation...the battle for online trust Speaking of distrust - where do you go post-breach? InfoSec intelligence is a lot harder to do than just reading mailing lists and Twitter, there's a ton to this (scratching the surface) Change management's impact and possible salvation for IT and InfoSec Legacy systems and why they are the ball and chain, and why we can't nuke them The user ... how do we get past just hating on the user in InfoSec? Guests @DarthNull - David is a mobile hacked with Intrepidus Group, and active puzzle-solver extraordinaire @InfoJanitor - He's a long-time InfoSec guy, working for a 'big company' ...and if he told you more than that, well ...you know.

In questa seconda puntata parliamo del furto di UDID rivendicato da Anonymous e dai problemi di connettività WiFi di iOS 6.

For those keeping score at home: Ubisoft:0, Mike:1. Also this week, we get to watch Thay experience PSY for the first time, some UDID chat, and initiative trees.

This week, Apple introduces the iPhone 5, and refreshes the iPod Touch & iPod Nano and we break it down for you. Plus, why we're excited about Amazon's new Kindle line, Fox tightens the gap from theater to download, Mark Zuckerberg faces Facebook stock stark reality, Valve wants to Steam up your TV, and we say farewell to a computer design pioneer. What We're Playing With Andy: Raiders of the Lost Ark IMAX Headlines The real source of Apple UDIDs leaked by AntiSec Introducing the New Kindle Fire HD Family The many reasons we're excited for the Kindle Fire HD Amazon debuts $299 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD, AT&T; 4G LTE for $499 Amazon announces Kindle Fire HD 7 starting at $199, available September 14th Amazon Kindle HD Will Allow Users To Opt-Out Of “Special Offers” For $15 Amazon Officially Announces The New Kindle Paperwhite Fox to Offer Digital Movies Closer to Theater Release Zuckerberg Says Facebook Stock Drop Disappointing Valve Is Bringing Steam To Your TV Today. Watch Out, Consoles Audible Book of the Week Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell Musical Interlude: Outro by M83 Hot Topic Apple debuts long-awaited iPhone 5 with 4-inch display, LTE Phil Schiller on New iPhone Connector, Lack of NFC, Wireless Charging Apple's iPhone 5 Has New 'EarPods', New Breakthrough Design and Sound Quality The new iPod touch: $299, 4-inch display, Siri, new colors, and upgraded cameras Apple announces iTunes 11: new UI, cloud integration, artist pages Apple Seeks to Create Pandora Rival Final Word Bill Moggridge, Designer of First Laptop Computer, Dead at 69 Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! Sign up here to be alerted by SMS when the podcast is live! Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), VentureBeat editor Devindra Hardawar, marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Startup Digest CTO Christopher Burnor. Occasionally joining them is Techmeme editor Lidija Davis.

On this week's show, Apple announces the (presumably) iPhone 5 launch event, Google & Apple CEOs negotiate behind closed doors, HBO tests streaming-only service overseas, Amazon prepares to refresh the Kindle line, AntiSec leaks Apple iPhone device IDs allegedly obtained from stolen FBI hard drives. Nokia announces the Lumia 920, and Motorola announces the RAZR HD. What We're Playing With Devindra: Guild Wars Dwayne: What we're playing with: Next Issue Headlines Apple announces special event for September 12 Google, Apple CEOs in secret patent talks HBO reveals streaming-only service — but not in the U.S. Exclusive: meet the Amazon Kindle with 'Paperwhite' backlit display Audible Book of the Week No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden   Musical Interlude #1: Senses Working Overtime by XTC More Headlines AntiSec Leaks 1m Apple UDIDs Allegedly Obtained from FBI Breach FBI Says AntiSec Hackers Lied About List of iPhone ID Numbers Apple: We Didn't Give FBI Any Device IDs Nokia Lumia 920 announced with Windows Phone 8, 4.5-inch display, wireless charging and “Pureview” camera Motorola announces Droid RAZR HD with 4.7-inch display Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), VentureBeat editor Devindra Hardawar, marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Startup Digest CTO Christopher Burnor. Occasionally joining them is Techmeme editor Lidija Davis.

В программе: — iPhone 5 может получить экран размером 4,6 дюйма; — В Mountain Lion нашли поддержку HiDPI; — Apple не даст использовать UDID; — Батарея iPad оказалась с секретом; — Подан новый патент Apple HDTV; — Apple выпустила обновление iTunes 10.6.1; — Новое 5-ти дюймовое устройство Apple; — Apple начнёт производство новых 15″ MacBook Pro в апреле; — Яблочный опыт: Настройка баннеров и напоминаний на iOS. Информационный партнёр — krasteam.ru. Электронный адрес для связи: pr@timeofnewz.ru. Donate: WM — R287676834635 // Z279697361175 ЯД — 41001795061576

В программе: — iPhone 5 может получить экран размером 4,6 дюйма; — В Mountain Lion нашли поддержку HiDPI; — Apple не даст использовать UDID; — Батарея iPad оказалась с секретом; — Подан новый патент Apple HDTV; — Apple выпустила обновление iTunes 10.6.1; — Новое 5-ти дюймовое устройство Apple; — Apple начнёт производство новых 15″ MacBook Pro в апреле; — Яблочный опыт: Настройка баннеров и напоминаний на iOS. Информационный партнёр — krasteam.ru. Электронный адрес для связи: pr@timeofnewz.ru. Donate: WM — R287676834635 // Z279697361175 ЯД — 41001795061576

Bienvenue dans le soixante-cinquième épisode de CacaoCast! Dans cet épisode, Philippe Casgrain et Philippe Guitard discutent des sujets suivants: Conférence Çingleton - Une nouvelle conférence à Montréal UDID et iOS5 - Ne sera plus disponible dans iOS5 AFNetworking - Un framework réseau élégant des créateurs de Gowalla Reachability - Pour déterminer facilement si le réseau est accessible sous iOS MBProgressHUD - Pour informer l'utilisateur d'une tâche qui prendra du temps et qui est nécessaire t - Un gestionnaire de tâches simple et efficace Ecoutez cet épisode