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17 February 2021, 10:49 am EST By iOS 14's updates are making Apple's smartphone system worse. Well, that's what ad companies are currently claiming as they move into the Android system instead. Right now, some marketing companies are choosing to spend their budget on Android advertising since they claimed that Apple's iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency feature is uncertain. (Photo : Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JUNE 11: Apple CEO Tim Cook delivers the keynote address at the Apple 2012 World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) at Moscone West on June 11, 2012 in San...

Citing uncertainty over Apple's iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency feature, some marketing firms are choosing to spend on Android advertising instead. Credit: Apple Ahead of Apple's forthcoming App Tracking Transparency in iOS 14.5, advertisers and marketing firms are trying to determine how much this privacy feature will alter their income. Some are reportedly moving their ad spend to Android, at least for the short term, while all are waiting to see the real-world impact of the change. According to marketing research company Digiday, advertisers expect that costs will go ...

Citing uncertainty over Apple's iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency feature, some marketing firms are choosing to spend on Android advertising instead.

Apple continues working on privacy improvements in Safari as it seeks to disrupt the data industrial complex. Thinkstock Apple seems focused on building Safari to become the world’s leading privacy-focused web browser, continuing development of under-the-hood enhancements to protect private lives. Better privacy by proxy Beginning with (currently in beta) iOS 14.5, Apple is improving privacy by changing how Safari accesses Google’s Safe Browsing service. The latter warns users when they visit a fraudulent website. (Apple uses the service to drive the "Fraudulent Website Wa...

On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that the Google was “exploring an alternative” to to the anti-ad-tracking features that Apple will soon