Twitter said the impact of Apple’s privacy changes on the social-media company’s fourth-quarter revenue remained modest WSJWhatsNow
Social-media company announces a $4 billion share buyback, its first since a $2 billion initiative in 2020
Apple began requiring apps to request user tracking permissions in April 2021. WSJ's Shelby Holliday explored in November how those costs could be passed on to consumers. Illustration: Rafael Garcia
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