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Zuckerberg's superintelligence op-ed rooted in $10B sting from Apple's iOS 14.5 change

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg published a lengthy op-ed in the Wall Street Journal arguing against concentrated technological power, but analysts trace its core message back to a pivotal Apple policy change. Apple's iOS 14.5 App Tracking Transparency feature, introduced five years ago, cost Meta an estimated $10 billion in revenue. The fallout also triggered a 26.4% stock crash that wiped out approximately $232 billion in market value. That experience appears to have shaped Meta's current strategy, including its open-weight Llama AI models and heavy artificial intelligence investment. Observers see Zuckerberg's push against platform control as a direct response to the vulnerability Meta exposed when dependent on Apple's ecosystem.

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