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Posted by Rajesh Pandey on Apr 28, 2021 in iOS 14, News Apple has debuted the App Tracking feature with the release of iOS 14.5. However, many iPhone users have found that the App Tracking Transparency option is grayed out on their devices. Apple has now explained why this is the case. After updating to iOS 14.5, some iPhone users are finding that the “Allows Apps to Request to Track” option is grayed out on their device under  Settings -> Privacy -> Tracking. Apple explains in a new support document that this could happen in the following scenarios: For users with child accounts or und...

Got an iPhone? Here’s what Apple’s new privacy update means for you Latest software update requires apps to get your permission to track your data Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – Apple iPhone and iPad users now have more privacy power at their fingertips. The tech giant rolled out its new software update that includes more than new Siri voices and emojis. It also has a major change to its privacy policy in a feature called App Tracking Transparency. With the ios 14.5 update, users will begin to see prompts on their screens when they open apps asking for permission to track their data. That inform...

Apple's massive new iOS 14 upgrade is causing problems for iPhone owners...

Apple Explains Why App Tracking Toggle in iOS 14.5 is Grayed Out Apr 28, 2021 13:18 EDT Earlier this week, Apple saw fit to release iOS 14.5 to the general public. While all the features and improvements are a welcome addition, there are numerous under-the-hood features oriented towards user privacy and security. One of the significant features brought forward by iOS 14.5 is App Tracking Transparency. It allows users to control whether developers can gather app data for ad targeting. Apple has added an App Tracking toggle in Settings but it is grayed out for some users. While we were not...

Dealing with iOS 14.6 battery drain? Try this fix CNET 6/2/2021 Alison DeNisco Rayome © Provided by CNET iOS 14.6 seems to have at least one bug that Apple needs to fix. Sarah Tew/CNET iPhone users have taken to Apple Support Community forums and Twitter to note problems with excessive battery drain. CNET sister site ZDNet suggests going to  Settings > Battery and scrolling down to battery usage by app to see if any apps are the culprit. Several people on the Apple forums have noted that the Podcast app is consuming large amounts of power since updating to iOS 14.6. Y...