A lot of advertisers are thus shifting their ad spend into Apple.
Honestly I don't use FB, but my wife does, and I can tell you she spends about 1/100th the time in the Apple App Store as FB.
I don't see Search Ads as having anywhere near the same context.
They will because they are a for-profit company and there's profit to be had. Apple will likely find a strong marketing angle for their Ad network (won't be the first time they've tried).
Selling hardware is a great business but it gets saturated eventually. The next move for eternal growth is selling services on top of said hardware.
> I would lose a lot of trust in Apple if they did. I don't buy iOS devices because I trust Apple Ads better. I buy them because I can avoid ads better and my privacy doesn't get shredded in the process.
Apple already has a lot of data about you. Consider that they own both the hardware and software experience on an iPhone. I'm having a hard time seeing an alternative here unless you have the time to manage your own phone OS...
> Wouldn't that be a massive antitrust issue?
Only if someone does something about it. I assume G and Meta's lawyers are already working on arguments.
a) what if they don't? Why should they?
b) I would lose a lot of trust in Apple if they did. I don't buy iOS devices because I trust Apple Ads better. I buy them because I can avoid ads better and my privacy doesn't get shredded in the process.
c) Wouldn't that be a massive antitrust issue?