Social Media’s Impact on Homeland Security

QuestionCiting reports that Facebook/Instagram's in-app iOS browser injects tracking code for targeted advertising even on non-partner websites, Padilla asks why other apps don't do this and whether Meta will let users default to their native browser instead.

ResponseMeta disputes the premise, saying the Pixel-related code exists to honor Apple's App Tracking Transparency choices (not to circumvent them) and only activates if the external site's own operator has embedded a Meta Pixel; does not directly answer whether it will let users default to their native browser.