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Facebook asks users to opt into activity tracking ahead of iOS 14 changes – Engadget
Starting today, some iOS users will see a new notification when they launch the Facebook app on their device prompting them to opt into activity tracking.
Starting today, some iOS users will see a new notification when they launch the Facebook app on their iPhones and iPads. The message (seen above) prompts individuals to allow the company to track their activity across websites and apps. According to CNBC, Facebook is testing the notification ahead of several privacy changes Apple will implement later in the year.
Those new policies were initially scheduled to go into effect with the release of iOS 14. However, Apple later delayed them into 2021…
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