Google and Apple Clash Over Web Browser Privacy

The video discusses Google's team of white hat hackers who identify vulnerabilities in software, including a recent issue with Apple's anti-tracking tool in Safari. This tool, intended to block tracking, could potentially be exploited by hackers. Google informed Apple of the issue, but a public dispute arose over whether Apple fully resolved it. The video also explores the motivations behind Google's actions and compares the privacy approaches of Google and Apple, particularly regarding cookies and web tracking.

What was the outcome of the communication between Google and Apple regarding the vulnerabilities?

How has the perception of Apple's Safari browser changed in relation to privacy issues?