Myself and others who use it daily would disagree.
> it's no different than others
By definition of how it works it's different.
With a decent content blocker in safari none of the social media buttons can "track" you.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-cracking-down-on-...
I went back to Android so I can continue to do that, as well as using Firefox plugins. This is a bit of a nuisance as the Apple Watch was rather good.
IMO, it's right decision. Blocking via VPN is a privacy nightmare. They can intercept all traffic.
https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66
In any case it should be up to the owner of the device if they wish to do this sort of thing rather than Apple.
Myself and others who use it daily would disagree.
> it's no different than others
By definition of how it works it's different.
With a decent content blocker in safari none of the social media buttons can "track" you.