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Facebook will have to convince users to disable App Tracking Transparency App Tracking Transparency is a controversial feature that will automatically opt Apple device users out of ad tracking. Companies will no longer be able to use the ID for Advertisers (IDFA) unless specific permission is granted either through a pop-up notification or in settings. Apple updated developers with the April 26 deadline after its "Spring Loaded" event. Developers already have to submit App Privacy Labels with any app update stating what tracking an app performs. Apple says that any app found trying to circumv...

Mickaël Bazoge | 20/04/2021 à 20:20 Après plus de deux mois de développement et huit bêtas, on s'approche doucement mais sûrement de la version finale. Apple vient en effet de livrer la release candidate d'iOS 14.5 (numérotée 18E199), de tvOS 14.5 (18L204) et de watchOS 7.4 (18T195). Si tout va bien, cette RC sera la dernière bêta avant la finale attendue dans le courant de la semaine prochaine, comme Apple l'a confirmé dans le communiqué de presse de l'AirTag. Cette ultime mouture devrait aussi être l'occasion pour Apple de dévoiler les notes de version qui li...

As Apple's App Tracking Transparency feature nears in iOS 14, some ad firms may be resorting to "server-to-server fingerprinting" to get around the privacy restrictions.

How will Apple’s ATT work in iOS 14.5 and how do I use it? In iOS 14.5, you will see a pop up box when opening an app which will read: “Allow X to Track you across other companies’ apps and websites.” You can then choose “Allow” or “Ask App Not to Track.” In iOS 14.5, you will see a pop up box when opening an app which will read: “Allow X to Track you ... [+] across other companies’ apps and websites.” Apple If you choose not to allow an app to track, the developer will lose access to the IDFA. It also sends a signal to the app that the user has asked not to be tracked i...

Apple privacy report explains the coming flood of data tracking pop-ups Chris Davies - Apr 7, 2021, 3:14pm CDT Apple has released an updated version of its privacy report, “A Day in the Life of Your Data,” ahead of enforcing App Tracking Transparency rules for iPhone and iPad apps in iOS 14.5. The new policy will demand third-party apps request permission from users before they can share individual data for ad-targeting, something which is likely to mean an uptick in dialog boxes for a while. In fact you could view the expanded privacy report as a preemptive explanatio...