The article says: "online trackers can’t easily connect the browsing", which seems to imply that they can still connect the browsing. Why can't they be completely prevented from tracking other browsing. The second question I have is how is this different from Firefox profiles?
I think that's the whole point. They have many similarities. The book "
Opening the Qur'an: Introducing Islam's Holy Book by
Walter H. Wagner " does a great job of introducing the quran to those coming from western point of view.
I don't think this is a victory. They wanted to backdoor every future IPhone. They did not get that. If they had to pay 1M+ to break an iphone, it means it is not cheap to break an IPhone which is the whole point of encryption.