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Android is getting serious about respecting user privacy on the web with the introduction of Privacy Sandbox. In a nutshell, Privacy Sandbox is an initiative with an end goal of helping Android mobile users keep most of their privacy intact when interacting with free content and services online. At the same time, the initiative also seeks to replace existing privacy...

On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the possibility of getting 8GB RAM in the iPhone 14 Pro, Google's future privacy plans, and more.

Does it stop third-party tracking? Or is it just an illusion of privacy?

Google has announced that it would be bringing Apple-like privacy changes to Android, but promised that the updates wouldn't be as "disruptive" as features like App Tracking Transparency.

The move is similar to one made by Apple last year when it introduced App Tracking Transparency.

Mozilla and Meta (formerly Facebook) have been working to build an ad tracking tech that would maintain user's privacy while allowing advertisers to see the success rate of their ads, and more.

Apple offers a feature on the iPhone where you can control what apps are tracking you. You can decide to stop all apps from tracking you or you can choose

Google has released the first Android 13 Developer Preview, putting a huge focus on privacy. This first release largely targets developers rather than end users.

Apple’s privacy change affects social media platforms, Facebook loses a record number of daily users, and Tesla recalls cars due to a seatbelt flaw. That’s all the tech news that’s trending right now, welcome to Hashtag Trending. It’s Friday, February 4, and I’m your host, Tom Li. Meta shares saw a major decline this week…

Facebook has announced that it is re-working on its ad business infrastructure as Apple's app tracking transparency has made it difficult to target ads to the end users.