Privacy and Competition in Digital Markets
summary
Timeline of Apple privacy changes mapped to competition friction: Safari blocks third‑party cookies (2003), privacy nutrition labels and App Tracking Transparency roll out around 2020, and Intelligent Tracking Prevention in 2017; ATT triggers only when apps share user data to combine across services, and App Store search ads remain the only growing ad product — implemented with cryptographic/aggregation “privacy magic” so neither Apple nor developers learn who saw or clicked. Proposes a formal process to require privacy regulators’ input into DMA enforcement.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Privacy and competition intro
- 3:35Why privacy matters
- 8:12App Tracking Transparency pushback
- 12:43ATF and the advertising sector
- 17:41Regulatory landscape
- 22:38Future of regulation
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