The Safari-maker said Monday that it’ll provide users the flexibility to prevent Facebook, Google and other platforms from trailing them across the web through “like” and “share” buttons.

The announcement is Apple’s most important counter yet to Facebook’s data collection practices, and comes after years in which Apple executives have criticized Facebook as reckless with user privacy.



“We’ve all seen these like buttons and share buttons,” Apple software VP Craig Federighi said at the company’s annual developer conference. “Well it seems, these will be used to track you, whether or not you click on them or not. so this year, we’re closing that down.”

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