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Posted by Sanuj Bhatia on Apr 26, 2021 in iOS 14, News Apple released iOS 14.5 to the general public earlier today. The iOS 14.5 update ships with much-awaited app tracking transparency, over 200 emojis, the ability to unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, and a lot more. Soon after the launch, Apple published a new video on its YouTube channel explaining the App Tracking Transparency. App Tracking Transparency is a new feature available with iOS 14.5 update. What it basically does is that it forces iOS app developers to ask users if the app can track their usage. Up until now, app developers and ...

Using iOS 14.5’s App Tracking Transparency, your iPhone will let you immediately decide whether you want any third-party app to track your online movements.

Apple introduces new privacy rules to expand its own ad business PUBLISHED BY Apple plans to expand its ads business with the addition of a second advertising window in the suggested apps section of its Apps Store page. Apple is also introducing new privacy rules for iPhones, which will hamper ads offered by its rivals such as Facebook, to be shown. Developers already pay Apple for their apps to appear at the top of searches, now their apps will appear across the whole network, rather than in response to specific searches. This new slot will be rolled out by the end of the month, according t...

Apple will roll out the privacy-oriented iOS 14.5 update next week that has Facebook worried Rounak JainApr 21, 2021, 12:27 IST Apple has revealed that the iOS 14.5 update will start rolling out next week.Apple One of the highlights of the upcoming iOS 14.5 update is the App Tracking Transparency feature. This feature forces developers to request user permission to track them for ads. Social media giant Facebook is worried that this feature could lead to a decline in its ad revenue, and has been blasting Apple for it for a few months now.During its Spring Loaded event yesterday, Apple quietly...

Apple has confirmed it will release its new software update, iOS 14.5, next week – complete with a controversial feature called App Tracking Transparency.  App Tracking Transparency is a new anti-tracking feature that aims to crack down on apps that track iPhone users, such as Facebook and Google.  The feature will require all phone apps to get the user's permission before tracking their data across websites or apps owned by other companies.   It will let users go to their Settings and see which apps have requested permission to track them, and make any changes as they see fit.   The...