Google stops its application on iOS and measures users' activities after the removal of Apple's Facebook application

After the problem that Facebook was facing yesterday with the emergence of a report about paying $ 20 to people ages 13 to 35 to install an app that measures their activities on phones, Google has put an end to the application of the same acts on iPhone phones.

Yesterday, Apple removed the Facebook application and suspended the company's license on its store for violation of the store's policy relating to the violation of user data, which apparently scared Google and l & # 39; He stopped before Apple.

The Android owner has an app called Screenwise Meter for iOS users and gives users gift cards for their services in return for downloading an app that allows them to measure their activities on phones, which means taking advantage of it for other purposes.

A Google spokesman told The Verge that the application should not have been launched as part of the store's business application development program. "It's a mistake and we apologize," said a spokeswoman for The Verge at The Verge.

We all know that Google and Facebook use every possible means to collect data because they are the best solution to offer a distinct quality of advertising development and application development. But the question is how Apple allows applications to run without knowledge. In fact, Apple indirectly contributes to data collection because it allowed these applications to run on its system from the ground up.

The big problem is that the user can not find a safe way to use technology and intelligent operating systems, because he is exposed to data leaks or violations, unknowingly uses it for commercial purposes.