AppChoices vs ChronoSync

Control interest-based advertising on apps on your mobile device. AppChoices gives you transparency with participating companies, and lets you limit their collection of cross-app data for interest-based ads. Brought to you by the Digital Advertising Alliance, and backed up by the DAA’s independent accountability program, AppChoices lets you opt out from interest-based advertising with a particular company, or “Choose All Companies” with one simple click. Did you know that some of the ads you receive in apps are customized based on predictions about your interests generated from your app usage? This is called interest-based advertising (IBA). AppChoices gives you choices about whether you receive this type of advertising that is based on cross-app data collected over time across different apps and devices.  To opt out your device ID out of IBA from a particular company, simply navigate to Device ID-Based Choice tool and set the switch next to the company’s logo from “”ON” to “OFF”. AppChoices lets you decide which, if any, participating companies deliver interest-based advertising to your device. Using the new Token ID-Based Choice (beta) tool, you can opt out or revoke having your data collected or used for IBA linked to the email address you provide. When it comes to ads in your apps based on your interests, it’s your choice. AppChoices también está disponible en español. Solo establece la configuración al idioma español. You may still receive other types of advertising in your apps from participating DAA companies, and these companies (and other apps) may still collect information for other purposes consistent with the DAA Principles. You can learn more about these Principles and the DAA’s enforcement and accountability program by visiting www.aboutads.info/enforcement. v2.2.0

Set your mechanical watch to the second. Pull the crown. Watch the countdown. The phone taps in your hand at zero, so your eyes never have to leave the dial. No mental arithmetic, no settling for close enough. Then there are the other four faces. A GMT that tracks a second timezone, a dive bezel you can actually rotate, a chronograph that runs, a moonphase that knows what tonight looks like. Each one comes with a short guide to what the complication does and how to use it — the parts a watch manual assumes you already know. What's inside A countdown to the exact second, with a tap in your hand at zero Five faces: Day-Date, GMT, Moonphase, Dive, Chronograph Controls that behave like the real thing — pick a second timezone, turn the bezel, run the chronograph Plain-language guides to every complication, including how to set a date without hurting the movement A Home Screen widget in the same style, that opens straight to the face you tapped No account, no analytics, nothing to sign up for. Go set your watch. Then stop thinking about it.