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Expose tracker ownedBy field #23

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Task/Issue URL: https://app.asana.com/0/1176956903599313/1208164650000833/f

Description:
There’s an existing issue that causes showing the wrong education dialog for websites that are owned by a major network like Facebook and Google.

In addition, the Privacy Dashboard does not reflect weather an entity is owned by a major tracker

This PR exposes the field “ownedBy” with the purpose of identifying when a tracker is owned by another entity. e.g. Instagram is ownedBy is Facebook

Steps to test this PR:

  1. Ensure tests pass

OS Testing:

  • iOS 14

  • iOS 15

  • macOS 10.15

  • macOS 11

  • macOS 12


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Software Engineering Expectations
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LGTM

@alessandroboron alessandroboron merged commit 5de0a61 into main Sep 2, 2024
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@alessandroboron alessandroboron deleted the alessandro/fix-site-owned-by-major-network branch September 2, 2024 00:40
let trackerData = try JSONDecoder().decode(TrackerData.self, from: JSONTestDataLoader.trackerData)

// WHEN
var owner = trackerData.trackers["instagram.com"]?.owner

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