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Apple delays new anti-tracking privacy measures – BBC News – The Samford Crimson
Publishedduration4 SeptembershareSharenocloseShare pagelinkCopy linkAbout sharing Apple has delayed the implementation of new privacy measures designed to stop…
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Apple has delayed the implementation of new privacy measures designed to stop apps and websites tracking people online without their consent.
The changes also mean app will have to ask a user’s permission to access the ad-tracking ID on an iPhone or iPad.
The measures were due to arrive in the latest iOS 14 update in the autumn.
But Apple said the changes were being delayed until the start of 2021 to give app developers…
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