Lot of people on this thread are saying that put these behind permissions and call it a day!
You people don't understand that not everyone is tech savvy and understand permissions well.
My dad keeps giving on permissions on any website asking on his Android device as he just wants to get rid of them.
Think about how many websites you visit and how many apps you install. I bet second number is way smaller than first one. When installing apps - you put some trust into app and lot of non tech people understand same (thankfully taught by antiviruses to not install random thing). People are not willing to install lot of apps but always willing to visit websites to "check it out".
Privacy fundamentally limits UX and there is direct trade-off. I believe Apple is doing right thing to protect privacy of millions of non tech people.
Think about how many websites you visit and how many apps you install. I bet second number is way smaller than first one. When installing apps - you put some trust into app and lot of non tech people understand same (thankfully taught by antiviruses to not install random thing). People are not willing to install lot of apps but always willing to visit websites to "check it out".
Privacy fundamentally limits UX and there is direct trade-off. I believe Apple is doing right thing to protect privacy of millions of non tech people.